We teach school and college students, ages 7+, through live online classes. Start with the basics, practise with your teacher and build projects that interest you.
Tutors bring their interest in technology into the classroom, connecting coding concepts to things students want to create.
Clear explanations
Visuals, practical examples and clear explanations help make unfamiliar ideas easier to understand.
Individual feedback
Personal guidance and regular feedback help learners build confidence and work through challenges.
Always learning
Our teaching grows with the tools and projects students explore, from their first blocks to AI and robotics.
Before your first class
Got questions?
A few things parents and students often ask.
Our learning paths cover visual block coding, apps, websites, games, robotics, and AI/data projects. Students follow a track suited to their experience and interests, using the tools and projects listed for their chosen course.
We use Google Meet for our online classes, with screen sharing so students and teachers can work through ideas together.
Our classes typically run for 60 minutes each session. Course length depends on the selected syllabus, starting level and weekly schedule. Explore the syllabus for suggested durations; we confirm the plan for your batch during the trial.
Foundation is typically for ages 7–10 (Grades 2–5), Building for ages 11–13 (Grades 6–8), and Mastery for ages 14–18 (Grades 9–12). College tracks are typically for ages 18+. Age and grade are guides; we also consider experience.
Foundation starts from the basics, so no coding experience is needed. Older beginners can start with an age-appropriate introduction. Before an advanced track, we check the student's current skills and readiness for its projects.
Students need a laptop or desktop computer with a stable internet connection, a webcam and a microphone. We guide families through the software and tools needed for their chosen course; most are free.
Yes. We offer both personalised 1:1 sessions and small group batches of 3–5 students. Group sessions make room for collaboration, peer learning and team projects.
Every student receives a certificate of completion upon successfully finishing their course. It recognises the skills learned and projects completed.
With small batch sizes of 3–5 students, each learner receives personal attention. Instructors monitor progress individually and provide feedback tailored to the student.
Yes. Students build applications, games and websites throughout their chosen course. Learning by doing is at the centre of our teaching approach.
Students can use WhatsApp for quick questions and email for detailed queries. Practice materials and resources support learning between sessions.
Yes. College tracks cover areas such as Python, Java, C/C++, data structures and algorithms, full-stack development and AI/ML. We help choose a course based on the student's current skills and goals.
Your next step
Let’s find your starting point.
Meet the instructor in a free trial class. We’ll help choose a course for your age, experience and interests.
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