Python Start
For kids aged 12 to 13
Kids learn to code in Python — one of the most popular programming languages in the world. They get to apply their knowledge in practice, creating programs for study, entertainment and everyday life
A solid start
in programming
in programming
Hands-on learning
Kids start creating games and apps right from their first classes, studying the tools and terminology they need as they progress
A deep dive into IT
In the form of a game, our students take a journey from an interview with an IT company to becoming a lead developer
Nurturing project thinking
By completing orders, students learn how to allocate tasks in a team, plan their time effectively and work towards their goals
Scaling new heights
with every project
with every project
Teenagers
learn to
learn to
Write code in Python, and understand its syntax and basic data types (within 2 months)
Create computer apps and make them user-friendly (within 5 months)
Develop games with multiple levels using Python's professional libraries (within a year)
Work in a team and create their own projects, from the basic idea to presentation (by the end of their second year)
Choose a format
that works for you
that works for you
- Length: 64 lessons
(2 academic years) - Studying takes place on weekdays after school or at the weekends
- A class lasts for 90 minutes with a break in the middle
Online
- Take classes from anywhere in the world
- No time spent on travelling
- Up to 10 kids per group
Offline
- Classes at the Algorithmics school
- In-person interaction with the teacher and fellow classmates
- Up to 12 kids per group
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We’ll email you a detailed presentation on our courses with thematic plans and prices
We’ll give you a call, answer all your questions and reserve a place in one of our groups
We’ll calculate the final cost of the selected package, taking into account any possible or current discounts
Get to know
your teacher
your teacher
Teachers at Algorithmics are young, know the modern world, and full of
energy. They know how to explain to kids what they need sine and cosine,
how the work of a data scientist differs from a data engineer, and how
to choose the right gaming computer
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