Frequently Asked Questions
About the classes
Q: What subjects and age groups do you teach?
A: Currently, we offer Programming and Maths lessons for 3rd grader and above.
Q: How are students grouped and what about prior coding experience?
A: Students are grouped by age and skill level. No prior coding experience is needed.
Q: How long and how often are the classes?
A: We offer 60-minute group lessons (max 4 students) or 30-minute one-on-one lessons per week.
Q: How are classes conducted?
A: Classes are held live online via Google Meet. In-person meetings are available upon request.
Q: What equipment does my child need?
A: Your child will need a computer with a stable internet connection, good sound and camera functions.
Course Content and Format
Q: What will my child learn in the programming classes?
A: We offer 2 coding levels that will introduce more challenging problems based on the child's learning. Students are grouped by age and skill level for the best learning experience.
Programming Level 1 (Grades 4-6, Beginner)
Intro to coding through fun, visual tools.
Create interactive stories, simple games, and build foundational coding skills using visual programming.
Programming Level 2 (Grades 5-8, Intermediate)
Transition to text-based coding with Python, alongside visual programming.
Learn Python fundamentals, develop interactive games and animations, and solve real-world problems using modular coding, conditions, loops, and functions.
Fees and Payment
Q: How much do the classes cost?
A: We offer free trial classes before committing to the program.
The class fees are as follows:
$60 $80 monthly for one 1-hour lesson per week
Client Portal and Access
Q: How do I access and use the client portal?
A: You'll receive login details after registration. The portal provides schedules, materials, payment links, progress reports, and updates. Access via
Client LoginQ: How can I track my child’s progress?
A: We provide regular progress reports after each lesson. Parent-teacher meetings are conducted every few months for detailed discussions.
