Programming Courses

$160 per month (4 lessons)
Once a week for 2 hours

Scratch. For younger kids, this is the ideal environment for introducing programming. No typing required. All programs are created using special blocks, but the kids are thoroughly immersed in the tasks, where they gain a keen understanding of programming logic.

Minecraft Education. From time to time, to add variety to the learning process for both younger children and teenagers, we turn to Minecraft Education. It offers excellent activities that include both entertainment and problem-solving using flowcharts.

Pascal. During the course, your child will learn console programming, explore basic programming techniques (variables, loops, working with records, files, and arrays), and apply all their knowledge in practice. In addition to traditional tasks, there will be many game projects throughout the year, where children will need to create their own game (in the console, without graphics) and complete it. Learning console programming allows children to focus on the workflow without being distracted by graphical elements.

Borland Delphi/Embarcadero. This course adds graphical elements to pure programming (console programming). Students create full-fledged Windows applications, exploring objects, their properties, events, methods, and classes. Throughout the year, we repeatedly create games with graphics (tic-tac-toe, ping-pong, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," 2048). If the group progresses confidently through the program, by the end of the year we move on to developing Android applications.

Example of Android applications