Online Coding and Math classes for kids and teens
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Kids are introduced to the world of programming through block based coding and gradually progress to programming languages. Our Math students acquire a solid foundation in Pre-Algebra and Geometry. Join our vibrant community of students and teachers!
- Age 12-18
- Age 10-12
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The right instructor completes our stellar program experience. All our instructors are fun loving, tech geeks who are passionate about teaching and learning with the kids.
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Susan M.
- My son went to the Python 1 camp and loved it so much that we signed him up Python 2 and he really learned a lot from both the camps. Great instructors, fun and engaging camps. We will sign up again.
Meera S.
- I signed up my 8 year old for the Scratch class and my son had a blast in this class. He is now returning for another session.
Tracie W.
- Awesome! Our gifted son enjoys the curriculum and is always excited to code with Kodeclik. Great projects, highly recommend.
Anu N.
- My son had fun at the Minecraft camp. The instructor was great and the projects were super fun. We plan to sign up again next year.
Brian T.
- Good morning. My son Quinn took the Minecraft mod camp and really enjoyed it, but we didn't know when to sign up for the next week. Would it be too late to get into a class today if we paid for the camp now?
Amy J.
- My daughters took the Scratch summer camp and absolutely loved it. The instructor was great and my daughters are still showing their wotk to family and friends. They are really sad that the camp has ended and want to go back.
Kristen G.
- I am very happy with Kodeclik! My son began learning Python and is now very proficient with creating his own programs and showing them off. He wanted to sign up for Python 2 (Turtle Graphics) class and he is now enjoying that as well. Strongly recommend!
Priya M.
- My boys are having so much fun with Kodeclik and are learning so much. Wonderful teacher!
Haritha U.
- The Python camps were good and my 11 year old daughter learnt a lot. She is now taking Python classes with Kodeclik and is very much interested in coding.
Andy G.
- Just dropping a quick note of thanks and praise to Jacob C. — my son August has been glowing about how much he likes being in your Minecraft makecode class, and I’ve been impressed with the neat things he’s been accomplishing with you. Thank you so much and nice work! - Cheers, Andy
Maria F.
- My son was very excited to go to the Minecraft camp and has really enjoyed the camp and loves the instructor. We'll definitely sign up again.
Vicki C.
- I signed up my son for Python 1, but my son had already been to another Python camp earlier this summer. Kodeclik's camp was wonderful and my son learnt a lot even though he had previously attended another Python camp. We also signed up for Python 2 and he really enjoyed the camp. We are now looking forward to doing Java with Kodeclik.
Stephanie L.
- Very different from the other coding websites, I’m glad we found Kodeclik. My kids are learning real world programming and are working on advanced projects.
Yashika A.
- Do you still run the python code camp for next week? I would like to join in that one, too. just let me know if you have one or if next week you are teaching the same thing as this week. Thank you! (I really enjoyed this week's class, by the way!)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ideal age to start learning to code?
At Kodeclik, kids begin their coding journey by learning Scratch programming. The ideal age to begin coding classes is 7-9 years. At this age, kids will learn logical, analytical and creative thinking and will slowly ease into learning more complex programming constructs as they build exciting games with Scratch.
Are there any pre-requisites for the Python class?
No. Our Python classes are designed for beginners (Age 11-18) and the 1:1 format is ideal to learn coding at your own pace. Students will learn real world Python coding and will reach advanced, professional level coding as they progress through the course.
What is the cancellation policy?
Our students and parents love our classes! We take pride in guaranteeing complete satisfaction. We offer a FULL refund until after the first class.
Who should join the Math classes?
The Math classes are meant to be a supplemental Math enrichment program and are great for students looking to excel in Math as well as those looking to fill Math gaps and better their Math skills.
Do you offer trial classes?
Yes, we do offer a trial class for our regular online 1:1 classes. Once you sign up, the first class will be a trial and tuition will be charged from session 2.
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