Coding and productAges 10–14Certificate path

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Help kids build games and logic without fear of code.

A beginner coding course for ages 10-14 using games, Python basics, and AI as a helper.

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Cohort

Cohort completed July 15, 2026

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Workload

15 hours

8 lessons

Price

$199

Members $159

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A parent or guardian owns the TECHi account. The child does not get a login. Instructors write to the guardian, and the guardian pays.

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The child is a profile on that account: first name and age band only.
The guardian chooses whether the child profile, projects, or certificate can be shown publicly.
Instructors message the guardian account. They do not contact the child directly.
Live sessions follow the classroom safety rules: no private child contact, no public chat with strangers, and a guardian can sit in.
The guardian pays. A child cannot check out.
A certificate or public profile is published only with a separate guardian consent.
The guardian can ask for the child profile and course records to be deleted.
Child course records are kept only while the guardian account keeps the enrollment, then deleted with that account unless a longer legal hold applies.

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Cohort completed July 15, 20265 week path

50 seatsCohort-based learning

Course goals

A practical AI course parents can understand and kids can finish.

Kids learn programming logic through small games and creative builds while using AI safely as a coach, not a shortcut.

Immediate skill

Understand variables, loops, conditions, and simple functions.

Planned assignments

Build a name-and-score program.

What you finish with

Finish with a certificate path and work you can share.

Course fit

FormatHybrid

LevelBeginner

AgeAges 10–14

OutcomeDeveloper

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Understand how programs follow instructions.

Use variables, loops, conditions, and functions in small projects.

Debug errors with a step-by-step AI helper workflow.

Ship a beginner game and explain the logic.

Student projects

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Course outcomes

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Course completion connects to the TECHi Alumni credential system.

Team and partner paths are available when learners need a guided route.

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Projects kids can show

Students leave with artifacts, not vague confidence.

Each outcome maps to a visible skill, assignment, or final project direction you can understand before enrolling.

Understand variables, loops, conditions, and simple functions.

Use AI to explain errors without copying full answers.

Build two mini games and one final coding project.

Explain the code in plain English.

Skills covered

Coding logicPython basicsDebuggingGame designAI-assisted learning

Instructor

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Lesson preview

Variables, inputs, and outputs

Students learn how programs store information and show results.

Assignment style

Build a name-and-score program.

Curriculum

Planned syllabus

8 syllabus items across 4 modules. These titles do not confirm completed teaching materials or delivery.

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Module 1

Coding Logic

2 syllabus items

Variables, inputs, and outputs45mfree

If statements and choices50m

Module 2

Loops and Games

2 syllabus items

Loops without confusion45m

Mini game build lab60m

Module 3

Debugging With AI Help

2 syllabus items

Read errors like clues45m

Ask AI for hints, not answers45m

Module 4

Final Game Project

2 syllabus items

Build your final game65m

Explain your code like a builder45m

Included

Planned course materials.

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5 weeks of beginner coding lessons

Kid-friendly code templates

Debugging checklist

Mini game project prompts

Parent progress guide

Certificate of completion

Best for

Kids ages 10-14

First-time coders

Parents seeking structured enrichment

Prerequisites

Basic keyboard comfort

No previous coding experience required

FAQ

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Who will teach the course?

A responsible individual instructor has not been confirmed. Course updates will need to identify them before enrollment opens.

How is completion verified?

Completion requires the course work and a dated staff review for every required lesson. Browsing a preview does not earn a certificate.

Final step

Review availability and course updates.

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