It’s like a secret society, except the secret handshake is coding, and our members rule the world.
Imagine a world where your child doesn’t just keep up with technology; they drive it.
With coding skills, your kid can create games, apps, websites and maybe build the next big thing before they hit high school.
Skills learned here are directly applied to numerous future career opportunities across various industries.
We blend structured and open ended project so you strengthen the muscle of being able to build & create.
Learn how to take an idea and bring it to life through code.
Learn how to conduct independent research to solve coding problems.
Learn how code is best organized and structured, e.g. algorithms, patterns, and abstraction.
Learn programming vocabulary & grammar to give a computer clear instructions.
Learn how to code collaboratively with team members – almost all software is built in teams, so learning how to build and create with others is a critical skill for the future.
Live 1-hour 1:1 sessions with a computer science coach
Easily set custom weekly goals and track progress
Adapts to the student's pace and helps speed up learning
Cheered on by a thriving network of peers and mentors
Lessons are on weekends or weekdays depending on the availability of the student. We find a coach and an available time slot that works with your child’s schedule . Each lesson is 55 minutes long. Using the software to make progress is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Our program is delivered live online using our innovative learning system and can be taken from anywhere in the world. Lesson times can be from early morning Eastern Time to the evening Pacific Time.
We start with students as young as 8. Our sweet spot is for children ages 9-15. This is a typing-based JavaScript and Python-based learning system. We recommend students be able to find their way around a keyboard.
No programming experience is required. Our first project is built through 7 easy multiple choice questions and 2 lines of code. The 2nd project is 3 lines of code, typed one line at a time. The onramp is gentle. The final projects at the end of the 429 skills are hundreds of lines of code, providing a deep learning system that will feel comfortable and challenging to students with a background in coding.