Curriculum
24 courses across 6 categories — from a first Scratch block to game development, AI, data and design. Ages overlap, so students join where they fit.
24 courses · 6 categories
A playful first step into coding. Kids drag colourful blocks to make characters move and talk, and build their first games — no typing needed.
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Next: Roblox Game Development
Students build 3D worlds in Roblox Studio and write real Lua code to make them work, finishing with a game they can publish and share.
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Next: Python for Beginners
Kids program an in-game agent to solve problems, learning loops, conditions and lists — then write their first real JavaScript.
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Next: Minecraft Modding (Java)
Students learn Java basics and use them to build their own mods: new items, blocks and game rules inside Minecraft.
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Next: Python for Beginners
Readable and used everywhere, Python is ideal for young coders. Students learn the real building blocks of programming and build games with pygame.
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Next: Unity 3D Game Development · Web Development · Data Basics
Unity powers professional 3D games. Students design scenes, add characters and effects, and script behaviour in C#, finishing with a playable 3D game.
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Next: Mobile App Development · Artificial Intelligence Basics
The foundations of every website: HTML for structure, CSS for style. Students finish by building a complete multi-page site of their own.
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Next: JavaScript Development
JavaScript makes websites interactive. Students respond to clicks, update pages, handle forms and add animations, building small web apps.
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Next: Mobile App Development
Students design app screens and build features that run on Android and iOS, finishing with their own working mobile app.
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Next: Artificial Intelligence Basics · UI/UX Design with Figma
A friendly introduction to AI: what it is, how machines learn from data, and small Python projects that spot patterns and make predictions.
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Prerequisite: Basic Python recommended
Next: Introduction to Data Science
Ethical hackers find security holes before attackers do. Students learn how systems are attacked and, more importantly, how to protect them — legally.
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Prerequisite: Basic Python required
Next: Artificial Intelligence Basics
What data is and why it matters. Students collect, organise and read data in tables and charts, and spot patterns. No coding needed.
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Next: Excel for Data Analysis
Students enter and clean data, use formulas, and summarise with sorting, filters and pivot tables, then chart the results clearly.
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Next: SQL and Databases
Most real data lives in databases. Students write SQL queries to search, filter, sort and join tables to find useful answers.
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Next: Data Analysis with Python
Students load and clean datasets, calculate summaries and find patterns with pandas, turning messy data into clear answers.
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Prerequisite: Basic Python recommended
Next: Data Visualization
Good charts make data obvious. Students choose the right chart type, design clean visuals and build dashboards that tell a story.
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Next: Power BI
Power BI turns data into interactive dashboards. Students connect sources, shape data and build reports with filters that update automatically.
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Next: Introduction to Data Science
A capstone project from question to prediction: students collect, clean and analyse data, then present their findings.
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Prerequisite: Python & data analysis recommended
Next: End of the data path
A playful introduction to design. Students learn colour, shape, text and layout while making their first graphics with friendly tools.
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Next: Adobe Photoshop
Photoshop is the standard for editing images. Students work with layers, adjust colour, remove backgrounds and add effects on real projects.
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Next: Adobe Illustrator
Vector art never loses quality when resized. Students draw with the pen and shape tools to design logos, icons and illustrations.
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Next: Graphic Design Fundamentals
The principles behind strong design — layout, typography, colour, contrast and balance — combined into complete, professional-looking projects.
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Next: Adobe InDesign
InDesign lays out multi-page documents. Students build pages, flow text and place images to design brochures and small magazines.
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Next: UI/UX Design with Figma
UI/UX is about apps that are easy to use. In Figma students design screens and build clickable prototypes that feel like real apps.
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Next: End of the design path — or cross into Web or Mobile
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The recommended order of courses in each category.