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Summer Coding Camp 2026 — enrolment open
Live online classes in Scratch, Python, Robotics & Roblox for kids aged 6–18
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Most coding academies ask you to pay upfront for months - before your child has even had a single class. At ItsMyBot, we think that's backwards. You pay month to month, and you're always in control.
Enrol and pay one month at a time. No annual lock-ins, no large upfront amounts. Your investment stays proportional to the value your child receives.
Pricing varies based on the teacher, teaching style, and course chosen - because every learner is different. We'll tell you the exact cost after your free trial class, when you know what fits best.
Life happens. If your needs change after any month, you have complete freedom to adjust. We'd love for you to stay - but we'll never make you feel stuck.
Why don't we show fixed prices? Because we don't believe in one-size-fits-all. Different teachers bring different expertise, teaching methods, and experience - and that's reflected in how we price. The best way to find your fit is to take the free trial lesson first, meet your instructor, and then decide. Pricing is shared after the trial - transparently, with no pressure.
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The Junior Coder course is a live online coding program designed for children aged 7 to 12. It helps kids progress from visual block-based programming to more advanced concepts such as Scratch, app development, 3D design, artificial intelligence, web development, JavaScript, and introductory Python.
Children can start learning coding from around age 5 with age-appropriate visual programming tools. For children aged 7 to 12, coding education can progress beyond basic games and puzzles to structured programming concepts, app development, web design, AI projects, and the transition from block-based to text-based coding.
No. Children do not need previous coding experience to join the Junior Coder program. Beginners can start with visual block-based programming, while children with prior experience can enter at a more suitable level based on an initial assessment of their existing skills and knowledge.
Upon successful completion of our course, you are entitled to get a certificate from us.
The Junior Coder learning path introduces children to Scratch programming, app development, 3D design and animation, AI and machine learning concepts, HTML and CSS for web development, JavaScript, and block-to-text Python. The curriculum gradually moves from visual programming toward real text-based coding.
In Scratch programming classes, children learn fundamental coding concepts by creating interactive games, animations, stories, and other creative projects. They develop skills in sequencing, loops, conditions, variables, events, debugging, and logical problem-solving through visual block-based programming.
Yes. Children aged 7–12 can learn introductory AI and machine learning concepts through age-appropriate, project-based activities. In the Junior Coder course, students explore real-world applications of AI, including computer vision, natural language processing, gesture-controlled games, text recognition, and projects using Teachable Machine.
Yes. Junior Coder students can learn both app development and web development. The app development level introduces front-end design, event-driven programming, queries, databases, and cloud data storage, while the web development level introduces HTML structure, elements, tags, CSS styling, and the creation of static web pages.
Yes. Python can be suitable for children aged 7–12 when introduced gradually. The Junior Coder program uses a block-to-text approach that helps beginners first understand concepts such as variables, data types, conditions, and programming logic visually before transitioning toward writing text-based Python code.
The course begins with visual programming, where children use drag-and-drop blocks to understand programming logic without worrying about syntax. As their skills develop, they progress to JavaScript and block-to-text Python, making the transition to written code more gradual and easier to understand.
Children can create interactive games, animations, digital stories, mobile apps, 3D models, AI-powered projects, gesture-controlled games, websites, JavaScript applications, and beginner Python programs. Students are also encouraged to develop their own projects to apply what they have learned independently.
Junior Coder classes are live and conducted online with an instructor. The program offers personalized learning paths, allowing lessons to be adapted according to a child's age, previous coding experience, learning pace, interests, and goals.
The Junior Coder program has seven learning levels with different durations. Individual levels range from approximately 8 to 24 hours of learning, with an additional 2-hour assessment for each level. The exact learning path and duration depend on the child's starting level, goals, pace, and selected courses.
Learning coding can help children strengthen logical thinking, computational thinking, creativity, problem-solving, persistence, debugging skills, and the ability to break complex problems into smaller steps. Project-based coding also gives children opportunities to apply mathematics, design, technology, and creative thinking.
Parents can book a free trial class during which an instructor evaluates the child's current understanding, coding experience, interests, and learning needs. Based on this assessment, the instructor recommends a suitable starting level and personalized learning path.
Yes. Parents can book a free trial class with no card or upfront commitment required. The trial allows the child to experience the teaching approach and helps the instructor assess their current level before recommending the most suitable course and starting point.
