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New EraAI Game Academy
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Founding partnership opportunity · Jamaica

Technology that teaches.
Education that creates.

New Era AI Game Academy is inviting a Jamaican technology company with deep educational connections to help co-build, pilot, and bring to market a new model of culturally grounded game-development education.

A working product—not a concept alone. Phase One is live and ready for structured partner review.
Black game creator working inside the New Era AI Game Academy studio
Phase 01 · LiveFrom original idea to playable project
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AI directorsOne connected student journey

The foundation is operational.

The partnership begins with a functioning Academy and a clear opportunity to improve, validate, and scale it together.

One partner. Two powerful capabilities.

Your technology expertise can improve the product while your educational relationships ensure it works in real learning environments. That combination is the strategic advantage.

01

Technology co-development

Strengthen the open-source platform, mentor experiences, avatar delivery, production workflows, quality assurance, performance, and security readiness.

Technology lead + New Era product team
02

Education implementation

Co-design the Jamaican pilot, align learning activities with educators, prepare facilitator training, and create a trustworthy classroom operating model.

Education lead + pilot institutions
03

Youth and educator pilots

Recruit a focused first cohort, support teachers, collect structured feedback, and turn student work into evidence of creative and technical growth.

Community lead + Academy mentors
04

Market and regional growth

Build the Jamaican launch story, develop institutional and sponsor relationships, and shape an expansion path across the Caribbean and global diaspora.

Market lead + VRinCity leadership
Afrocentric students entering a futuristic creative learning environment

Creative leadership with global reach.

Jamaica’s worldwide cultural influence, young creative talent, educator networks, and technology ambitions make it a powerful place to prove a new model of AI-supported game-development learning.

  • Jamaican educators help shape—not merely receive—the learning model.
  • Students create from their own culture, imagination, language, and lived experience.
  • The pilot produces evidence for institutions, sponsors, investors, and regional growth.
Proposed direction · Subject to joint review and agreement

A focused 90-day co-design pilot.

Start with a bounded program that produces a stronger product, an education-ready operating model, and evidence for the next investment decision.

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Weeks 1–3

Alignment and discovery

Joint product review, educator interviews, pilot goals, learner safeguards, technical assessment, success measures, and a signed scope of work.
02

Weeks 4–8

Co-build and prepare

Priority platform improvements, Jamaican learning adaptation, facilitator preparation, test accounts, support procedures, and launch materials.
03

Weeks 9–12

Pilot readiness

Controlled learner pilot, educator support, quality review, evidence collection, partner report, and a joint decision on the next production phase.

End-of-pilot decision package: product findings, learner and educator evidence, technical roadmap, market opportunity, production budget, and a jointly recommended next phase.

See the experience through a student’s eyes.

Reviewers should examine the mission, the working product, the student journey, and the partnership—not private student records.

Begin at the public Academy entrance
  1. 01
    Understand the mission

    Review the public entrance, five-mentor model, cultural direction, and responsible-learning approach.

  2. 02
    Enter the secure experience

    Use a reviewer account, read the Academy Guide, and complete the Player Promise introduction with Kwame.

  3. 03
    Inspect the working system

    Test mentor access, transcript continuity, project saving, Creator Studio, and the student learning record.

  4. 04
    Identify the co-build priorities

    Document what should be strengthened for Jamaican classrooms, educators, technology operations, and market launch.

Clarity before production work begins.

Student protection

Privacy, child safeguarding, account security, and responsible AI practices remain non-negotiable.

Written scope and credit

Responsibilities, milestones, decision rights, public recognition, and delivery standards belong in a signed agreement.

Cultural and intellectual property

Ownership, licensing, Jamaican cultural stewardship, confidentiality, and permitted reuse must be explicit.

Fair commercial terms

Compensation, revenue participation, investment rights, or other benefits must be agreed in writing—not assumed.

Bring three leaders to one working session.

Nominate a technology lead, an education lead, and a market or community lead for a 90-minute product review. If there is alignment, the teams jointly prepare the 90-day scope, pilot institutions, success measures, and memorandum of understanding.

Review the live Academy