Private Coding for Kids, Fun at Every Age

My 6-year-old cannot read fluently yet, but she already makes her own animations in ScratchJr. The tutor is so patient; learning feels like playing, so she never realizes she is in a lesson.

I used to worry about my son playing Roblox all day. Now he builds his own Roblox games and has published one. His gaming finally has direction.

My child's school introduced a coding subject in grade 5. Because he took lessons earlier, he is the most prepared in his class and often helps his friends.

My daughter is shy; in her old group coding class she never dared to ask questions. With private 1-on-1 lessons she asks freely and progresses much faster.

Our family moved to a small city with no coding school. EduPoint online lessons became the solution; the tutor uses screen sharing so my son's work is always visible.

My 13-year-old was already fluent in Scratch from school, and the tutor took him onward to Python. Now he is busy building his own text-based mini game.

I love the monthly progress reports. I know exactly how far my daughter has come, which project she is working on, and what the next target is.

My son joined a national Scratch coding competition and reached the finals. His tutor prepared everything from the game idea to presentation practice.