While this class has no prerequisite, we have found that kids are better prepared to learn this program having taken the Block Coding Program. If your kid is 10 years or younger, and has not had a coding experience, we highly recommend to sign him or her up to the Block Coding Program.

No.  Python is a free, open-source coding language.  Everybody can download it for free at python.org.  As mentioned earlier, the power of Python also lies in it’s ecosystem and the growing number open-source libraries.

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While Javascript and C+ are great coding languages to learn, they are limited in their application as they are mostly used for web programming.   We believe Python is a much more versatile coding language, that can be used in many more application and is commercially more valuable.  No wonder over 1.5 billion devises are powered by Python!  

We also believe that it’s important  for kids to learn ONE coding language really well.  Thus, unlikely other programs that want to impress parents by listing multiple languages as part of their core coding program, such as JavaScript, C+, html/css, we have decided to focus on ONE coding language we believe will provide kids a solid coding foundation they can build on to learn other programs.

Kids should be at least 11+ years old when learning C++.  For marketing purposes, some programs might introduce C++ at an earlier age as it might impress parents.  However, C++ is a scripted coding language, where commands and code is written.  Kids typically don’t have the typing skills necessary to confidently code in this language, material presented to them might mostly be copied and pasted, limiting their learning experience.  Rather than sprinkling early programs with this, we believe a better approach to delve into full learning when they are 11+.

Kids should be at least 11+ years old when learning JavaScript.  For marketing purposes, some programs might introduce JavaScript at an earlier age as it might impress parents.  However, JavaScript is a scripted coding language, where commands and code is written.  Kids typically don’t have the typing skills necessary to confidently code in this language, material presented to them might mostly be copied and pasted, limiting their learning experience.  Rather than sprinkling early programs with this, we believe a better approach to delve into full learning when they are 11+.