AI & Coding Grandmaster

Your kid will learn about data types with the help of block coding. He /she will also learn Artificial Intelligence, Android app development, Web development, and Python concepts with the help of fun projects. The Coding Grandmaster course will let your kid build projects using HTML, CSS, and JS.

By the end of the Coding Grandmaster course, your kid will master the art of coding and creating android applications and websites. In addition, they will learn to write python programs, along with a STEM.org accredited certificate.

We offer 158 lessons, generally 4-8 classes per month. Depending on your chosen schedule, the course can be completed within 12-18 months.

Yes! You can work the classes around your child’s schedule by selecting any time and any day that suits you.

Learning to code helps kids improve their logical thinking, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, creativity, mathematics, and writing skills. When a kid learns to code, it also gives them valuable skills in life and at the workplace.

Coding provides a competitive advantage when applying to colleges, internships, and jobs.

According to STEM education statistics by 2025, 3.5 million STEM jobs will go unfilled. And others, like 71% of all new jobs in STEM are in computing, but only 8% of STEM graduates are in Computer Science.

In addition, basic programming knowledge can change how kids interact daily with the technologies they use. It’s a basic literacy–one we can’t afford to overlook.

Yes. Coding is a hands-on activity where kids learn by making things and experimenting.

Children with ADHD often learn by doing and focus best when actively working on something. The hands-on nature of programming allows both of those things to happen.

When writing code, you have a tangible goal you’re working toward and get ongoing feedback on your progress toward that goal. That concrete feedback provides a reward that can help keep the ADHD brain engaged and motivated.

Tech literacy is key to success with 21st-century skills. Learning how to code will not restrict a child to just the IT industry but opens doors to any industry.

A coding curriculum designed around STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics) lays a strong foundation for children to succeed in college and careers.

They can choose to become a computer programmer, data scientist, game developer, mobile app developer, or a website developer. Coding courses for kids are an excellent investment.

Disciplines learned in coding classes, such as reasoning, logic, mathematics, computational thinking, decision-making, and creative confidence, can be applied in any field irrespective of career choices.

Yes. Coding teaches kids to apply math in real-world situations. For example, counting, sequencing, and symbol recognition are mathematical tools applied in coding.

Coding serves computer-based subjects and methods and improves the understanding of music, arts, and creative thinking through comprehensive cognitive development.

Kids can start learning to code as early as 5-6 years old. When kids learn to code, it’s typically done under the guidance of a game.

This makes the process fun and engaging while the kids are still learning a new skill.

Our highly qualified Computer Science teachers at Codingal break the complex concepts into small digestible chunks for your child.

Kids who learn to code when they’re young can set themselves up for a lifetime of opportunities for success.

Our Coding Grandmaster course has been developed so that a complete beginner can follow along without any trouble.

With technology increasingly prevalent across so many industries, even basic coding knowledge can help kids regardless of the career they ultimately decide to pursue.

A key aspect of our coding courses for kids is keeping parents informed on what happens during the online coding class. We conduct the first Parent Teacher Meeting(PTM) after the 6th session, and the second meeting is conducted after the 12th session.

As the course progresses, the PTM happens after every 12th session. Parents receive progress reports after every Parent Teacher Meeting that indicate what students have done during their classes and have links to their projects.

Besides regular email updates on the kid's progress, parents and teachers are welcome to audit a current class or review recorded sessions of completed classes.

All that is needed to learn coding with Codingal is a laptop/computer with a webcam and a stable internet connection.