Python for Kids — Write Real Code, Build Real Programs

Python powers Instagram, YouTube, Netflix, NASA, and AI systems worldwide.

It is also the first programming language most professional developers learn — and now your child can learn it too, in private one-on-one sessions designed specifically for their age and pace.

Python for Kids is a 12-session live course for children aged 10–14 that takes them from typing their very first line of code all the way to building working programs they are genuinely proud of.

Not toy exercises.

Not button-clicking.

Real text-based code, written by your child, running on their computer.

This is the course that separates children who dabble in coding from children who can actually build things.

Python is a skill that will be relevant for the rest of your child’s life — and the earlier they start, the further ahead they will be.

What your child will build:

🖩 A fully working calculator

🎮 A number guessing game with logic and scoring

📋 A to-do list app that saves and loads data

🤖 A simple chatbot that responds to what you type

🏗️ Their own original Python project — designed and built by them

By the end of this course, your child will:

✅ Write Python code confidently using a real code editor

✅ Understand variables, data types, loops, and functions

✅ Use if/else logic to make programs that make decisions

✅ Read error messages and debug their own code independently

✅ Build and run complete programs from a blank file

✅ Understand why Python is used by professionals worldwide

✅ Have a portfolio of real projects to show teachers and future employers

Why Python and why now:

Scratch teaches children how to think like a programmer. Python teaches them how to work like one.

The jump from Scratch to Python is one of the most important transitions in a young coder’s journey — and having a patient, experienced guide makes all the difference. Our teachers have taught this exact transition to dozens of children across international schools and knows precisely where children get stuck, lose confidence, and how to bring them back.

Why one-on-one matters even more at this level:

Python involves real typing, real errors, and real frustration when things don’t work. In a group class, a struggling child falls silent and falls behind. In a one-on-one session, we see exactly where the confusion is and fixes it in real time — before it becomes discouragement.

About our tutor:

He is an IB PYP/MYP certified STEM educator based in Japan holding an MSc in Cybersecurity. He has built and delivered Python curricula for children aged 10–16 across international schools, and he brings the same structured, encouraging approach to every private session.

Session details:

📅 60 minutes per session · 12 sessions total

💻 Delivered live via Zoom / Google Meet

🌍 Available to families worldwide

🆓 First trial session available

Your child will type their first Python program in session one. By session twelve, they will have built five.

Book a free trial session today.

WHAT WILL STUDENTS LEARN

• Write Python code in a real text editor like a professional developer
• Use variables, strings, integers, floats, and booleans correctly
• Build programs that use if, elif, and else to make decisions
• Use for loops and while loops to repeat actions efficiently
• Write and call functions to organise code into reusable blocks
• Work with lists to store and manage collections of data
• Read and understand error messages to debug code independently
• Build complete working programs including a calculator, game, and chatbot
• Develop real computational thinking skills that apply across all subjects
• Create a personal Python portfolio to showcase to teachers and schools

REQUIREMENTS

• A laptop or desktop computer — Python does not run well on tablets
• Stable internet connection for Zoom sessions
• Python installed on the computer — free at python.org (we do this together in session 1)
• VS Code editor installed — free at code.visualstudio.com (done in session 1)
• No prior Python experience needed
• Basic typing ability — students who have completed Scratch will be well prepared
• A notebook and pen for jotting down key concepts is recommended

WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR

• Children aged 10–14 ready to move beyond visual coding into real programming
• Students who have completed Scratch and want the next challenge
• Children interested in games, AI, apps, or technology as a career
• Parents who want their child to have a genuine, marketable technical skill
• International and expat families seeking structured English-language STEM education
• Any motivated child aged 10+ who wants to learn how professional code is actually written