Python Basics
Using variables, data types, and functions to build practical tools from digital business cards to password managers.
Python Start: Classes For Kids & Teens
The perfect starting point for young beginners. This online Python course teaches kids to code by doing – creating real games and apps they can actually play and share.
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About Course
An introductory Python course designed for two types of young learners:
• Complete beginners – no experience needed, just curiosity
• Scratch or Roblox explorers ready to take the next step and learn a real text-based programming language
Either way, they'll start building real games and applications from day one.
Over the course of the program, your kid will build at least seven original projects – and if creativity strikes, they're welcome to create even more. The journey begins with individual exploration, where students learn the building blocks of programming: variables, operators, conditions, and eventually more advanced concepts like loops and lists.
Then, in Module 6, something exciting happens: teamwork begins. Students start collaborating, combining their skills to build games with Pygame Zero, a special Python library made just for game creation. It's where coding meets creativity – and where real collaboration begins.
What your child will learn in this course
From Python programming and console apps to 2D games and building projects with PyGame Zero
Smart Bots
Creating their own functional chatbots by designing complex, non-linear algorithms and mastering conditional logic and loops.
Game Design
Building games from scratch with professional libraries implementing keyboard controls, object physics, and collisions.
Visual Coding
'Drawing with code' using the Turtle module and designing custom avatars while seeing how abstract algorithms work in practice.
Teamwork
Developing a collaborative 'clicker' game and gaining hands-on experience in teamwork and shared project management.
Soft Skills
Going beyond code: cultivating independence and mindfulness by learning to plan, test, and polish their own unique digital products.
Start with a free trial lesson to see how it works
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Meet your mentor
The session begins with getting to know your kid – what they enjoy, what inspires them, and how they like to learn and explore. Many children feel shy or unsure at first, so we focus on building trust and creating a calm, supportive atmosphere where they feel confident and at ease.
Curriculum: Python Start
In just nine modules, your kid will go from coding novice to confident junior developer. They'll master the essentials of Python and the Pygame Zero library, and along the way, build an impressive portfolio of real-world projects: smart chatbots, password managers, and even professional-quality, multi-level games. It's a journey from curiosity to creation, one module at a time.
Download curriculumModule 1. Welcome to WeCode. The basics of programming
Module 2. Logic. Development Department
Module 3. Advanced loops. Department of game redesign
Module 4. Lists and dictionaries. Working with tables. Support Department
Module 5. All about Algorithms!
Module 6. Introduction to Pygame Zero. Department of game re-development
Module 7. Developing games in a team. Department of game development
Module 8. Working on a graduation game. Department of game development
Module 9. Polishing the game
Our teachers are the core of our school
Antonia Symeonidou
Antonia Symeonidou
7 years of experience
Skilled curriculum designer who builds beginner‑friendly lessons in Scratch, Python, web development, Unity, and Unreal Engine. Game development team lead at Vaslabs LTD, working on the sci‑fi adventure Cuprum 2929 in Unreal Engine.
“Also creates cozy, inspiring content about technology, learning, and digital creativity”
Nenad Tosic
Nenad Tosic
1 year of experience
Trained in software development at SoftUni Srbija, specializing in Python, JavaScript, and SQL. Completed advanced courses in Python programming, object-oriented design, and full-stack development—building projects with Flask, REST APIs, PostgreSQL, and front-end frameworks.
Passionate about teaching and helping students gain real-world coding skills with confidence.
Antonella Lusardi
Antonella Lusardi
10+ years of experience
Has over 10 years of experience teaching English and 5 years teaching Spanish through 1-on-1 tutoring and group lessons, with a Bachelor's degree in English.
For the past 4 years, has also worked part-time as a software developer after completing full-stack and backend bootcamps in MERN, Java, and Python.
Currently enjoys working on personal projects, including creating games with Lua in Roblox and Scratch.
Maja Prusak
Maja Prusak
7+ years of experience
Graduated this year with a degree in Graphic Design, specializing in Game Design and Virtual Reality. Worked as a freelance graphic designer focusing on illustrations and character design, selling handmade merch at conventions.
Has been a Fantastic Word Design tutor at Kodland for 3 years.
Passionate about character creation and sharing art knowledge to help students grow their creativity and skills.
Marko Milicevic
Marko Milicevic
5 years of experience
Programming tutor with over seven years of experience in software development, DevOps, and cloud infrastructure. Skilled in Python, Node.js, React, and Azure.
Previously worked as a DevOps engineer, application support analyst, and full-stack developer—monitoring high-performance systems, building scalable applications, and supporting engineering teams.
Brings practical, real-world expertise into every lesson with a hands-on, engaging teaching style.
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