Your child writes code live on screen while a programming tutor chosen for their needs stays right beside them. Every wrong line is read together, every stuck logic untangled slowly, until coding starts to feel logical and enjoyable.





Online programming lessons are one-on-one private guidance delivered over video call, where tutor and student open a shared screen to write, run, and fix code together in real time. The focus is building logical thinking first, then translating it into a program that truly runs.
Match the way of learning to your child's rhythm and goals.
The most personal format. The tutor focuses fully on one child, adjusting pace and explanation style to the student's understanding on the spot.
Learn programming online alongside one or two peers. A good fit for students who feel more motivated building projects together.
A tightly scheduled program for students preparing a final assignment, competition, or programming portfolio within a set timeframe.
Programming material is rearranged to match each student's age and logic foundation.
Primary students start with patterns, sequences, and simple commands. Programming concepts arrive in a light way so curiosity grows before real code does.
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Junior high students move from visual blocks to a text language like Python. The tutor walks them through this transition slowly so new syntax never feels frightening.
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At senior high and vocational level, students assemble longer programs, meet data structures, and begin using Git. A good fit for those preparing informatics subjects or software engineering major projects.
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University students and those building career readiness learn concepts used in the working world, from object-oriented programming to building small applications for a portfolio.
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Six modules opened together on screen that can be revisited anytime in the app.
Module order adapts to a student's starting point; the tutor raises the difficulty once the basics are truly solid.
Before touching syntax, students learn to break a problem into clear small steps. This is the foundation that makes any language easy to follow.
Python is chosen as the first language because its syntax is clean and beginner-friendly. Students learn to write their first code that runs right away.
Students meet ways to store and arrange data so a program stays tidy as the data grows larger.
Learn to tidy code with functions, then rise to object concepts so large programs stay under control and easy to maintain.
Mistakes are a natural part of coding. Students grow used to reading error messages calmly and saving their work with Git.
Everything learned is woven into one small project that truly works, from idea to a finished program worth showing off.
A good fit for a range of family situations and learning goals.
Children who love playing on their devices and are starting to wonder how to build the apps themselves.
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Students in any city where an experienced programming tutor is still rarely found nearby.
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Children packed with school activities and other lessons, who need a flexible study time from home.
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University students preparing coursework or building a project portfolio as a foundation for the future.
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This is what sets online programming lessons at EduPoint apart. Tutor and student open the same structured modules, write code side by side in real time, and every session is saved for replay. The tracks below become a clear map for the learning journey.
The starting point for every student
Building logical thinking and writing a first Python program that runs right away. The tutor guides each error until the student grows used to solving it independently.
Leads to Roles: Readiness to enter any track with a solid base
Making pages other people can see
Students learn to assemble web layout and interaction, from page structure to the logic behind it, and publish it so others can visit.
Leads to Roles: Preparation for a school web competition or university portfolio
The engine behind the app
For students curious about how data flows, this track covers server logic, data storage, and how applications talk to each other through APIs.
Leads to Roles: A full grasp of how an app works from end to end
Making code work for us
Students use Python to process data and automate repetitive work, a skill useful across many fields even beyond technology.
Leads to Roles: A foundation toward data analysis and data science
Students do not walk through these tracks alone. The tutor accompanies each step through live sessions, and parents receive regular reports on their progress.
Our online programming tutors recognize the obstacles students commonly face and prepare ways to meet them.
Why it happens
Error messages look complicated and make a student feel they failed, when they are actually a clue to where the mistake is.
How we fix it
The tutor reads the error together with the student, translating it into plain language, until reading errors becomes an ordinary habit.
Why it happens
Learning to code often gets stuck on memorizing commands without understanding when each is used.
How we fix it
We put logic and thinking first, then syntax, so the student grasps the reason behind every line of code.
Why it happens
Distractions at home make attention drift easily during an online session.
How we fix it
Sessions are designed to be active and hands-on, so the student keeps writing code and stays engaged throughout.
Why it happens
The task of building a whole program can feel daunting, so students quit before starting.
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The tutor breaks the project into small parts that can be finished one at a time, so progress always feels within reach.
Each hurdle below has a solution already proven across hundreds of learning sessions.
Learning to code online feels different when a real tutor and structured modules stand behind it.
Students learn with a tutor truly present on screen, answering questions on the spot and fixing stuck code without any wait.
Tutor and student open the same modules on screen, so material is served in order. More than 1,000 active modules become a clear map for learning.
Every meeting is saved in the app. Any part that was unclear can be replayed anytime, with no hesitation to ask again and again.
A child's growth is tracked and reported regularly. Parents know exactly what is being learned and how far the progress has come.
Learning from home removes transport cost and time. The schedule follows the family's rhythm within 6 AM to 11 PM.
The best students and alumni in informatics who love sharing how a programmer thinks.
Parents' and students' experiences going through online programming lessons with EduPoint.
Mrs. Wulan
Parent of a junior high student
Ponorogo
The child began writing Python code on his ownMy child lives in a regency where coding tutors are hard to find. Through these online programming lessons he can finally learn with a patient tutor. I love that I can watch the session recordings too.
Raka
11th grade student
Balikpapan
Completed a school informatics projectAt first I thought learning to code from a screen would be boring. It turned out the tutor shared his screen and we wrote code together. Now I can build small programs for school assignments.
Nadia
Third-semester student
Semarang
More confident tackling programming assignmentsMy college schedule is packed, so a lesson I can take from my room helps a lot. My tutor taught object-oriented basics with examples that are easy to digest. The progress is reported neatly too.
Mr. Herman
Parent of a vocational student
Bekasi
Consistent study undisturbed by distanceWhat puts me at ease is that transport cost disappears and no time is lost on the road. My child still gets full one-on-one attention. Communication over WhatsApp is quick too.
One transparent hourly rate to learn coding online with a real tutor.
Starting from
Rp 90.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
This is the lowest hourly rate, derived from the 28-session monthly plan at 120 minutes per session. Per-session prices (60, 90, or 120 minutes) appear in the format options above.
Flexible payment โ QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
The price adjusts to a session length of 60, 90, or 120 minutes and 4 to 28 sessions per month. The full breakdown appears when you fill in the registration form.
Online programming lessons run over video call, so a child can learn from home in any city as long as there is an internet connection.
A few students who took online programming lessons from scratch.
Challenge
Fahri nearly gave up every time he saw an error message and felt he had no talent for coding.
Solution
His tutor built a habit of reading errors together each session and gave small projects in stages.
โErrors used to make me panic, now they feel like a fun challenge to solve.โ
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Sinta needed to build a program for her major project but was unsure where to begin.
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The tutor guided her from designing features, breaking work into small parts, until the code came together whole.
โAfter being guided to break down the problem, the project that once scared me felt possible.โ
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Bagas wanted to build a coding portfolio but his class schedule was hard to match with in-person lessons.
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Flexible online sessions let him learn from his room at his own free time, with recordings to review.
โLearning from my room without wasting time on the road lets me practice much more often.โ
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