Our programming courses are ideal for students with little to no coding experience. We start with the basics and gradually introduce more complex concepts, ensuring each student builds a solid foundation in programming. To cater to different learning needs, we offer separate classes for various age groups, allowing for age-appropriate instruction and pacing that best supports each student's learning journey. Additionally, we provide private classes with a personalized syllabus tailored to individual learning goals. A short interview with the parent or student prior to enrollment ensures our classes are suitable and customized to meet their specific needs.

Age group: 9 to 11  

Course Highlights - Introduction to Programming with Scratch. 

Overview of Basic Programming Concepts:

• Topics Covered: Introduction to Scratch, understanding the Scratch interface, basic programming blocks, and ​creating simple animations.

• Projects: Create basic animations and interactive stories to familiarize students with Scratch's interface and basic programming constructs.

Interactive Stories and Games:

• Topics Covered: Events, control blocks, and using sprites to create interactive stories and simple games.

• Projects: Develop interactive stories and simple games using events and control blocks.

Adding Complexity with Loops and Conditionals:

• Topics Covered: Introducing loops (repeat, forever) and conditional statements (if, if-else).

• Projects: Create projects that use loops and conditionals to add complexity to games and animations.

Working with Variables:

• Topics Covered: Understanding and using variables to store information and control game states.

• Projects: Build games that utilize variables for scorekeeping, timers, and other dynamic elements.

Creating Custom Blocks:

• Topics Covered: Introduction to creating and using custom blocks to organize code and reuse functionality.

• Projects: Develop projects that use custom blocks to simplify complex code and promote code reuse.

Final Project and Course Conclusion:

• Topics Covered: Review of all concepts, project planning, and development.

• Projects: Students create a comprehensive Scratch project, applying everything they've learned to build a game or interactive story.

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Age group: 12 - 17 can enroll in this class after successfully completing the basic programming.

Term 2- Advanced programming in Python. 

Overview of Basic Programming:

• Topics Covered: Introduction to Python, variables, data types, and basic syntax.

• Projects: Simple programs to familiarize students with Python's basic constructs.

More on Functions:

• Topics Covered: User input, output functions, lists, tuples, and dictionaries.

• Projects: Create programs that manage and manipulate data.

Object-Oriented Programming:

• Topics Covered: Object-oriented programming principles, creating and using classes and objects.

• Projects: Develop programs that utilize classes and objects to solve complex problems.

Classes:

• Topics Covered: More on creating and using classes and objects.

• Projects: Develop programs that utilize classes and objects to solve complex problems.

Modules:

• Topics Covered: Importing and using modules, creating your own modules, and understanding Python's standard library.

• Projects: Build modular programs by organizing code into reusable modules.

Final Project and Course Conclusion:

• Topics Covered: Review of all concepts, project planning, and development.

• Projects: Students create a comprehensive Python application, applying everything they've learned.