Questions parents actually ask
Straight answers
What age should my child start coding?
We take children from age 6, starting with Scratch-based visual logic rather than typed syntax. There's no wrong age to start — the class and pace adjust to where your child actually is.
Does my child need any prior experience?
No — most students start with zero coding background. Classes begin with visual, block-based tools like Scratch before moving into typed languages.
What's your class size and teacher-to-student ratio?
Each classroom holds a maximum of 8 or 12 students, so instructors can actually watch each child's work rather than teach to the back of the room.
What happens if my child misses a class?
Every week we run a replacement class for students who missed their regular session — a one-on-one slot or a group class with a teacher, at no extra charge.
Is coding still worth learning now that AI writes code?
More than before, not less — someone still has to know if the AI's answer is right. We teach kids to direct AI tools deliberately, not to avoid them.
Why pay when Scratch and Code.org are free?
They're genuinely good starting points, and we say so. What they don't give a child is a real instructor watching their specific mistakes, a peer group, and a defined next step.
Where exactly are you located?
A2-6-3, Soho Suites KLCC, 20 Jalan Perak, 50450 Kuala Lumpur — two minutes from KLCC.
Is the free trial really free?
Yes — the first class is free with no obligation to continue.