All Coding Courses for Kids

Join our Scratch Intermediate coding courses for kids. The Intermediate course consists of four levels (10 lessons per level) and 20 sophisticated software projects, which students develop using block-based coding in Scratch developed by MIT Media Lab. Students create their own versions of Geometry Dash, Pac-man, Space Invaders, Asteroids, code an analogue clock, quiz games and interactive drawing apps. Students learn and apply computer science concepts such as functions, nested loops, recursive algorithms, booleans and lists. Students also learn the basics of User Interface design and data validation. Students use an online programming environment with endless access to online study materials, allowing them to advance their coding skills outside their classroom.

Advanced Coding stage includes three major courses: Introduction to Java and Digital Art, Introduction to Python and Logic Games, and Advanced game development in Scratch. The first two courses (Java and Python) are recommended for high school students with no prior coding experience, or to those primary school students who completed our Beginners and Intermediate stages and are keen to learn professional text based coding languages.  The third one (Scratch Advanced) would be ideal for those young students who have been studying Scratch for one or two years, and would like to advanced their Scratch skills to even higher level.

The Intro to Java course is designed for one year and consists of four levels (10 lessons per level) and 27 software projects. Students learn the basics of text-based coding using Processing, a simplified version of Java. Students develop a variety of 2D and 3D digital art animations, apps and games. This course covers the key computer science concepts such as functions, loops, if statements, variables, lists, booleans, recursive algorithms, Object Oriented Programming, and how these concepts are used in Java. Students use an online programming environment Openprocessing.org, allowing them to advance their coding skills outside their classroom.

The Intro to Python course is also designed for one year and consists of four levels (10 lessons per level) and 20 software projects. Throughout this course students learn the basics of Python and develop a variety of logic based games, encryption algorithms, fractal patterns and mathematically inspired apps using an online programming environment Trinket.io.

The Scratch Advanced course also consists of four levels (10 lessons per level) and 28 exciting projects. Students learn how to create fun polished games such as Putt Putt, Hoop Jump, Scratch-Craft, Flight Simulator, and Tiny Tanks by implementing fundamental programming logic, mathematics, variables, lists, and functions. Students design
sophisticated applications like Baby Yoda Trainers, 3D Printer Simulators, and Binary Calculators.

Our Pro stage consists of three major courses: Java Pro & 3D apps and games, Intro to Unity3D & C# and Unity Pro.  We recommend to complete Java Pro course first before joining the Unity class.

The Java Pro course is designed for one year and consists of four levels (10
lessons per level) and 22 projects. Students advance their skills in text-based coding using
Processing, a visual-based implementation of Java. Students learn how to create procedural islands, 3D photos, physics engines and tic-tac-toe games through a series of learner projects where students become familiar with high-level concepts. Knowledge of concepts including pixel processing, procedural generation, and collision detection are synthesised in the 4 major projects at
the end of each level.

This Intro to Unity course also consists of four levels (10 lessons per level) and around 15 projects. Students learn the fundamentals
of Unity by designing projects such as Flight Simulator, Space Shooter, Mario, and Maze. Students learn how to implement key game features such as input, collision, physics, and mouse interaction. Students learn about important concepts including transformation, vectors, rigid bodies, prefabs, and game design practices.

This Pro Unity course also consists of four levels (10 lessons per level) and around 15 projects. Students progress their knowledge of Unity with advanced projects such as Pacman, Laser Room, and Dragon Fire. Students create polished games with strong programming logic and bring the virtual world to life through augmented reality projects.