EduTech

Coding & Software

From first variable to shipped app

Software is the backbone of every modern career. Our coding track meets learners where they are: Scratch and block code for beginners, then JavaScript, Python, and React for teens ready to build products. Every graduate leaves with a GitHub portfolio and a deployed project.

4

Language tracks

30+

Project templates

Ages 9+

Age range

GitHub

Portfolio ready

What you'll experience

Inside Coding

Full-stack coding pathways — web, mobile, and games — with portfolios students actually send to internships.

Visual to text code

Smooth progression from blocks to typed syntax without losing momentum.

Web & mobile apps

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React Native — real stacks used in industry.

Game development

2D games with physics and scoring — high engagement for reluctant coders.

Deploy to the internet

Students ship live URLs they can share with family and on applications.

Pair programming

Agile rituals adapted for classrooms: standups, reviews, and retros.

Hackathon weekends

48-hour builds with themes tied to SDGs and local community needs.

Programs

Choose your cohort

Flexible formats for schools, holiday camps, and weekend academies — each with clear outcomes and facilitator support.

Beginner9–128 weeks

Code Sprouts

Scratch, micro:bit, and unplugged CS fundamentals for primary learners.

Intermediate13–1710 weeks

Web Foundry

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and a personal portfolio site with hosting.

Advanced16–2212 weeks

App Studio

React / React Native product sprint — ideation to App Store-ready MVP.

Learning path

How the journey unfolds

1

Syntax

Variables, loops, and functions through puzzles and mini-games.

2

Structure

Files, folders, Git basics, and reading documentation.

3

Product

UI design, APIs, and building something people can use.

4

Ship

Deploy, present, and write a README worthy of a job application.

Outcomes

Skills that stick after the program ends

We measure success by what learners can do independently — not by hours sat in a chair.

  • Write clean code in at least one professional language
  • Use Git and GitHub for version control
  • Deploy a live web or mobile project
  • Collaborate using industry-standard workflows

Start a coding academy at your institution

Holiday camps, after-school clubs, and integrated CS curricula.

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