The modern student spends more time using the internet than most of the other category of users. This also means that cyber-security is a big concern because youngers are more vulnerable to potential online threats. If you are a school student, you should know many things about cyber-security to ensure that you stay safe and secure at all times.
1. Shop Safely
You
may like to shop online for a wide range of products. Make sure to follow these
cyber-...
Coding
refers to how humans communicate with computers. It is used for building and
running software, apps, websites, games, and other applications.When your child
learns to code, it is similar to learning how to speak and write in a specific language.
In this case, they will be learning the computer’s language. There are many
benefits of teaching your child how to code.
Find
out 7 ways in which your child or any student can benefit from this unique me...
Youngsters spend more time online and engage in a wider range of
online activities than their adult counterparts. They spend more time
connecting with friends, playing online games and learning new things. Lack of
experience in life also puts them at greater risk of becoming the victim of
online threats. So it is extremely important for youngsters to take
cybersecurity seriously.
Make sure to follow these tips to protect yourself from cybersecurit...
The 21st
century is passing by at quite a fast rate and in order to ensure that the kids
are in sync with the times, it has become important to teach them the basics of
coding as early as possible. While this facility might not be available in many
towns and cities, concerned parents wanting to teach their kids coding should
follow the below given simple steps:
Choosing the language: GameMaker: Studio is indeed a great 2D Game Development software used...
Here at the British Youth IT College, we are delighted to offer beginner robotics classes in Glasgow. Our hands-on classes offer an exciting look into programming robots via the wonderful world of software development and computer programming.
With the world pushing onward to a future where the internet is everywhere and artificial intelligence tells us how to live our lives, now is a great time to introduce your child to robotics.
Welcome to the...
Top 4 Reasons Our English Courses Are Your Best Option
We are fully aware that people in need of English courses for themselves or their children have plenty of options in Glasgow. Nonetheless, we believe our learning academy is superior to every other institution in the local area. We do not say that lightly. We take what we do very seriously, knowing that what we teach students will influence the rest of their lives.
We offer English classes to both nat
5 Reasons your kids should code
In case you haven't noticed, we recently updated dates for weekly coding classes for the 2019 schedule with new classes starting from Tuesday 8th January 2019 in Glasgow. To register your interest or request more information, please feel free to get in touch using the contact form you can find here or by calling us at 0141 946 3699
If you need some convincing, or are unsure what I'm even talking about, you'r...
The British Youth IT College is happy to announce the new dates for the 2019 Summer Boot Camp that will run 1st July - 15th August. Children are eligible for the camp if they are 6-14 years old with those aged 6-9 and 9-14 attending separate classes.
The days will start at 9 AM and end at 5 PM with a 1 hour lunch break between 12PM-1PM.
Each day looks at 3 main areas of study. These are Robotics, Engineering and Games Development. Read on to learn m...
Many Congrats Dhruv, Rhythm, Himani and Himanshi on ITV Show LITTLE BIG SHOTS with Dawn French. Here is a full video recording, Congrats to Proud parents Devender Singh and Manoj Maheshwari
The segment was called Human Calculators and Dawn French was absolutely blown away by their skills. The legendary comedian wasn't the only one as commentators on social media were equally mesmerized by the skills of the students.
The trick to their magic?
Dr Rashmi Mantri, founder of the British Youth IT College, was invited on to STV 2's "Live at Five" segment to tell the story behind running the SuperMaths classes and the success her son has encountered in maths since being introduced to the abacus. Live at Five is a Scottish topical entertainment programme which covers the latest in Scotland's cultural scene.
Abacus
Dr Mantri's son, Dhruv Maheshwari, was struggling with simple mathe...
