Kids from 7 to 14 years can join our coding classes. We have different levels depending on how old you are and how fast you learn.

No prior coding experience is required! You don’t need to know any coding before you start. We’ll teach you from the very beginning. Younger kids will start with easy stuff like Scratch, and older kids can learn more about coding with Python and Arduino.

It depends on which class you take. Some are short (12-16 weeks), but if you want to learn more, you can take classes that last up to 6 months or more.

We use fun projects to teach you. Instead of just talking about coding, you get to make things like stories, games, and robots. This way, you learn by doing, which is more fun and helps you understand better.

We offer courses in Scratch, Python, Arduino, and various game development platforms and engines. Our curriculum is designed to provide a well-rounded coding education, covering both visual and text-based programming languages, as well as hardware integration with Arduino.

We use fun projects to teach you. Instead of just talking about coding, you get to make things like stories, games, and robots. This way, you learn by doing, which is more fun and helps you understand better.

It changes depending on the class. But you could make your own games, animations, or even control robots. The projects help you use what you’ve learned and get creative.

You’ll get a certificate from our academy, and we encourage you to show off your projects and join coding contests.

For more advanced classes, like Python and game making, you might need to take the beginner classes first or already know some coding stuff. But our teachers will help you figure out what classes you should take next.Our instructors will provide guidance on the recommended course progression.

• For Scratch and beginner classes: Just a normal computer or laptop with web browser is sufficient. No additional hardware is required. .
• For Python classes: A computer or laptop with Python software installed.
• For Arduino classes: You’ll need an Arduino kit that comes with all kinds of electronics bits and pieces and a computer or laptop with special Arduino software.
• For game making classes: You’ll need a pretty good computer or laptop that can handle the game-developmentsoftware. It should have at least 8GB of RAM and a decent graphics card. We might ask you to install some special software too.

Don’t worry if you can’t get the Arduino kits or other parts – we have rental options. Our teachers will tell you exactly what you need when you sign up for your class.