Project Based Learning

We pick the right projects: engaging, while still reinforcing key concepts so students can both master and enjoy coding at the same time.

Benefits of social learning

We learn most when it's fun or engaging and when we feel supported. If it's fun, concepts stick. And when they stick, the long-term outcomes are incredible, leading to BIG success in school, college, startup life and dream careers! Learning with new or existing friends is the perfect way to boost the fun factor, build confidence and create lasting friendships.

In Learning Pods, you can:

• Get creative and concept awesome ideas off each other
• Collaborate to solve problems and improve your projects, form your own studio or agency
• Bond over challenges and celebrate wins together
• Stay connected and lessen the stress of social distancing
  
  

  We help students succeed in what we love with all of our hearts - technology and watching others discover their potential. 

  
  We know that it can be difficult to put all the coding languages and concepts together to build something tangible and something that matters.

  In the early stages one of the most difficult challenges that a student learning how to code faces is being able to put all of the different languages, functions, and concepts together to build a real website, app or game. We conquer this by helping students achieve early wins and by breaking things down into bite sized pieces that helps create a love of learning coding and design.

  
  Real world Skill Development

  Students leave the class having built an enterprise-grade website (worth $5,000) as well as an app and a game.

  Our students are taught problem solving, critical thinking skills, and real, fundamental coding techniques to move them to the next level. After techsploration we help you decide the next learning path.

  
  

  We give the proper amount of time needed to develop students’ minds as coders, designers and stem enthusiasts and help them build things correctly without cutting corners.

  
  

  Please note that certain classes, such as Minecraft and Roblox, will require software installation on student’s computer. Instructions will be provided to registered students ahead of time.