Four real tech fields, one course — Minecraft, 3D modelling, Roblox, and coding, ending with a certificate of completion.
Course
Game Development Program — Ages 5–15
18 classes across four real tech fields — Minecraft game design, 3D modelling, Roblox, and coding — ending in a certificate of completion.
Four real tech fields in one course — Minecraft, 3D modelling, Roblox, and real coding — no prior experience needed.
- 5–15
- Age
- 1 hour
- Session length
- In-person, KLCC campus
- Format
- 18 classes
- Course length
- Sunday 9:30–10:30am, once a week (starts October)
- Schedule
Pricing
RM 370/instalment (4 classes)
RM 790 for 9 classes (half course) · RM 1,530 for the full 18-class course
Book a free trial to confirm exact pricing for your child →Real output
What your child will build
A few examples of the kind of projects students build:
A custom Minecraft world
Designed and built by them, not a tutorial copy
A 3D model of their own design
First steps into 3D creative tools
A playable Roblox game
Built and scripted with Roblox Studio and Lua
Curriculum
How the course is structured
Classes 1–8 — Minecraft Game Development
Designing and building custom worlds and game mechanics inside Minecraft.
Classes 9–12 — 3D Modelling
First steps into 3D design tools, building their own simple models.
Classes 13–15 — Roblox Game Development
Building a playable game in Roblox Studio, introducing Lua scripting.
Classes 16–18 — Minecraft Coding
Bringing real code into Minecraft to automate and extend what they built.
Where this fits
Before and after this course
Comes before
No prior experience needed
One class a week, hands-on from the very first session.
Leads into
Junior Computer Academy or Think Tech Junior
For students who want to go deeper into coding and game development after this.
Common questions
About this course
Does my child need to know how to code already?
No — this course is designed to work with zero prior coding experience, easing into real code by the final module.
Is this the same as your Junior Computer Academy game modules?
No — this is a standalone 18-class course focused entirely on game development across four tools, rather than one part of a multi-year curriculum.
Beyond the classroom
Clubs, and a way to see your child's progress
Robotics Club
Students design and build an actual robot — either working toward a competition or purely for the interest of building something that moves and responds.
Developers Club
Students build a real website, application, or other software project of their own — a place to keep creating outside the structure of a regular course.
Teach 'n Go — your child's progress, visible to you
Once enrolled, every student gets access to Teach 'n Go, our learning management platform. As a parent, you get your own portal to see schedules, attendance, and progress — not just a report at the end of the year.
Ready to see it in action?
Book a free trial session and see how Game Development Program fits your child.