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App Development is a great way to learn coding! In this course, students create their own games and apps - learning essential tools, developing their skills and building confidence.

Scratch is a kids' programming language developed at MIT. Using virtual "blocks" rather than text, kids learn the logic of coding, complete fun projects and build a strong basis for future learning.

Kids code virtual 3D robots in an engaging online environment, making this an easy, efficient and exciting way to learn both coding and robotics!

This course teaches digital expression through video. Kids learn to "tell a story" using today's most popular digital platform - YouTube. The course covers fundamentals of writing, filming and editing.

Animation sparks the imagination and brings drawings to life. Magic occurs when a character we have just sketched in our notebook suddenly awakens, moves around and smiles at us from the page. Animation for kids course combines the fun of creating animated videos and learning basic concepts of animation, acquiring computer skills and professional creative tools.

In the beginner level chess program, we teach children with no experience how to play, win and enjoy chess. The program will develop your child's thinking and decision-making ability and also help them acquire skills like patience and creativity, and the ability to win and lose with dignity.

At the advanced level, we teach children who have studied and played chess in the past how to use complex tactics and strategies. The students will learn professional concepts such as opening principles, forks, and different end-of-game positions. They will continue to develop new skills and ways of thinking that will serve them in all walks of life.

Your Sophomore year is all about making your apps smarter and cooler. You already have the basics figured out, so we will focus on more advanced app-making skills, such as browser-based apps, smart code methods, game design, animation and basic database work. Your sophomore project will implement all of the methods and skills you learn and gained throughout the year into your second app!

During senior year, seniors will learn how to design for mobile devices, perfect the user experience and emulate real life startup teams in launching their new advanced apps. They will develop not only tech skills, but also qualities such as creativity, persistence and social skills needed to build great teams.

Python is one of the most common languages ​​in the industry. It is taught at most universities and in various faculties, not only programming, and has many different applications. The Python course is intended for children with some previous programming experience. This means that the child needs to be familiar with basic concepts such as variables, conditions and strings so that they can learn to write code in the programming language of adults.