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Junior Code Wizards (Basic)

Tech Trailblazers (Intermediate)

Digital Innovators (Advance)

Kids Computer Coding Classes

We are pleased to offer Kids Weekly Computer Coding Classes – 7 to 14 Years and 14+ old. The course has
been curated by top Science Researchers, Domain Experts. It runs alongside the school terms,
. in 4 blocks of 12 Weeks each with 1 year Certification course.
Coding Junior Code Wizards Tech Trailblazers Digital Innovators
Class Day & Time Monday to Friday, 3:00 to 7:00 PM
Age 7-14+ Year
Our Intructors Domain Certified Experts from Top UK & US Universities
Assignments and Deadlines Weekly coding assignments will be given

Coding FAQ’s

Children between the ages of 7 and 14 can begin learning coding.

Coding develops problem-solving skills, logical thinking, creativity, and fosters computational thinking abilities

Scratch, Blockly, and Python are popular coding languages for young children.

Reputable coding programs employ secure platforms and implement strict privacy measures to protect children online.

Coding programs often utilize interactive and engaging activities, projects, and games to teach programming concepts.

No, coding programs are beneficial for all children, regardless of their future career aspirations, as coding skills have broad applications.

Many coding programs incorporate group projects and coding challenges that encourage collaboration and teamwork among participants.

Yes, reputable coding programs offer personalized learning paths and adaptive content to cater to each child’s needs.

Coding programs often provide parent portals, progress reports, and resources to help parents support their child’s learning journey.

No, coding programs are designed for beginners, and no prior experience is necessary for children or parents.

Coding skills can open doors to various career paths such as software development, data analysis, robotics, and game design.

Coding programs teach children to break down complex problems into smaller logical steps, promoting analytical and critical thinking skills.

Some coding programs incorporate elements of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), providing a holistic learning experience.

Coding programs encourage children to think creatively to design and develop their own unique projects and applications.

The duration and time commitment vary depending on the coding program. Some programs offer flexible schedules, allowing children to learn at their own pace.

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Summer Boot Camps

Coding Summer Camp:

The coding summer camp is a dynamic and immersiveeducational program tailored for children, offering acomprehensive learning experience in coding, gamedevelopment, and programming.
Through interactiveworkshops, hands-on activities, and project-based learning,participants delve into the exciting world of coding, utilisingplatforms like Scratch, Thunkable, Roblox, and Pythonprogramming.
The camp’s carefully crafted curriculumensures a well-rounded approach, covering coding concepts,game design principles, and real-world application ofprogramming skills. It provides an ideal platform for youngminds to explore, create, and develop a strong foundation inthe field of technology and game development.

Cyber Security Seminar By 12 Years Old

Cyber Security Seminar for Kids in UK

Dhruv Maheshwari is a 12-year-old Cyber Security Certified lad and the youngest such certified chap in Scotland.  His series of cyber security and IT videos can be viewed on the British Youth International College YouTube channel. Here is a link for his videos on cyber security.
In his upcoming seminar on 25th Feb 2018 from 2 to 4pm @Community Central Hall in Mayhill, Maheshwari will be discussing aspects of the following topics

  • Using strong passwords for email and social media accounts
  • Staying safe from spyware threats using specific security solutions
  • Keeping operating systems and computer applications up-to-date
  • Using standard user accounts in Windows
  • UAC (user account control) best practices
  • Using a secure browser when online
  • Public and free wi-fi trust issues