Programming for Kids
The Fun Way

Write your own games

Programming is fun, but many people make it boring. Not here. Here, you will learn to program by creating applications and games that you can share with your friends.

Personalize them and add characters, stories, cars, lasers and whatever you imagine. With code, you can do anything.

Get smarter

Everyone can learn programming. But after you've learned to code, you'll start to think in a new way.

You can solve problems, think more carefully and become better at other things, like math. And the best part? It's fun, because you're making games.

Learn what the pros do

Many other sites teach you how to code with blocks that look like Lego pieces. That's only the start.

Here, you will soon learn to code with the real programming languages used by professional software engineers. You'll find it's super easy.

Become a pro if you want

Many students of the courses (even 7-year-olds!) are now determined to become software engineers. Coding is the future.

Programming will allow you to do some of the most in-demand, best-paid and most fun work anyone can do right now.

I'm a software engineer and teacher. I'm passionate about teaching kids to code.

As of January 2023, I've taught more than 31000 kids to code in my live and online classes. I've founded Coder Prodigy because every kid can learn to code, and I want to make programming accessible and fun for kids of all ages.

I also teach advanced programming techniques to professional software engineers. So far (January 2023) I've taught more than 72000 engineers and personally trained teams at Adobe, Apple and other top technology companies.

Learning in a safe environment

Every participant has a dedicated account, with their own saved learning progress. Nobody has access to what kids are working on (not even me, the instructor).

A growing and friendly community

I've created a safe, moderated community where everybody can talk, ask, show and help each other.

I personally engage and answer questions, give feedback and encourage good work.

Certificates of good work

Everybody who completes a course and all the coding projects gets a certificate.

Certificates are a reward for doing all the work in the course (not just watching videos). I encourage effort so kids can gain confidence in what they've learned, without fear of failure.

Building critical skills

Learning to code is quickly becoming the new functional literacy. Software is eating the world and your kids need to be properly equipped.

I help them build these crucial skills for the future: programming, critical thinking and problem solving. All while having fun in the process.

Spending time on what matters

Rather than consuming games, videos and content on phones, tablets and the web, turn into a creator.

Foster the builder mindset. Encourage your kids to program their own games and applications. Before you know it, they'll build the next Microsoft.

Learning with zero risk

These skills are important, but they shouldn't be rushed.

Every course is fully available 24/7, so everyone can resume their progress any time and can learn at their own pace in a safe environment.

If you find these programming courses are not useful for any reason, email me and I'll refund you in full.