# CodingChamp: full reference

> CodingChamp teaches coding, AI and digital creativity to kids and teens (grades 3–12) through live 1:1 online classes with a dedicated trainer: 21 courses from Scratch and Python to web and app development, game development, robotics and AI, for families in India and worldwide. The first trial class is free. Website: https://www.codingchamp.in

## About

CodingChamp is an EdTech company that teaches coding, AI, and digital creativity to kids through live, online classes. We believe coding is best learned by building — every course pairs a real curriculum with the freedom to create something a child is genuinely proud to show off, not just finish.

We work with students from grade 3 through grade 12, meeting each child at their own pace rather than a fixed timetable. Our goal isn't just to teach syntax — it's to help kids think originally, solve real problems, and see technology as something they can create, not just consume.


## How classes work

- Format: live online video classes, 1:1 with a dedicated trainer (no pre-recorded course).
- Pack: 8 classes of 60 minutes each.
- Free trial class before paying.
- Live classes run across every time zone — India, US, Dubai, and beyond. We're reachable worldwide, any time.
- Learning paths adapt to the student's grade, age, prior experience, interests and school board (CBSE, ICSE, IB, state boards, UK, US and other curricula). CodingChamp is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by any school board.

## Pricing (same price for every course)

- India (INR): ₹6,400 for 8 classes (₹800 per class); standard price ₹8,000, current offer 20% off.
- United States & international (USD): $96 for 8 classes ($12 per class); standard price $120, current offer 20% off.
- Need-based discounts may be available. Details: https://www.codingchamp.in/pricing

## Learning journey (six levels)

### Level 1: Computational Thinking (Ages ~6–8)
- Tools: Scratch / Block Coding
- Learn: Logic, Sequencing, Problem solving, Patterns, Algorithms
- Build: Interactive stories, Animations, Simple games

### Level 2: Creative Coding
- Tools: Scratch
- Learn: Variables, Conditions, Loops, Events, Game logic
- Build: Games, Interactive stories, Creative animations

### Level 3: Python Programming
- Tools: Python
- Learn: Python fundamentals, Variables, Loops, Functions, Problem solving, Debugging
- Build: Games, Mini applications, Automation projects

### Level 4: Web & App Development
- Tools: HTML · CSS · JavaScript
- Learn: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Web concepts, APIs, Basic app development
- Build: Personal website, Interactive website, Mini web applications

### Level 5: AI & Generative AI
- Tools: Python · AI tools
- Learn: AI fundamentals, Machine learning concepts, Generative AI, Prompt engineering, AI APIs, Responsible AI
- Build: AI-powered apps, Chatbots, AI experiments, Creative AI projects

### Level 6: Advanced Projects
- Tools: Your stack
- Learn: Advanced programming, Real-world development, Git/GitHub, APIs, Portfolio building, Problem solving
- Build: Real applications, Portfolio projects, Capstone projects


## Courses

### Scratch
- Grades 3–7 · 3 months · Programming, Game Development
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/scratch
- Scratch is a programming language developed by MIT that gives early exposure to programming without heavy prerequisites. Students are introduced to programming through storytelling — designing scenes, characters, and animations, then writing code to bring them to life. A three-month program with two live sessions per weekend, conducted on Google Meet in 1:1 classes.
- Prerequisites: None. If your child can use a mouse or trackpad and read simple instructions, they're ready.
- Modules: Getting started; Loops and timing; Decisions and interaction; Variables and game logic; Designing a full game
- Students will be able to: Understands sequencing, loops, conditions, events and variables; Plans a project and breaks it into steps; Finds and fixes bugs independently; Is ready to start Python

### Coding Basics
- Grades 3–7 · 2 months · Computer Basics, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/coding-basics
- Fundamentals of coding and the essentials of programming before beginning to code — flow control, conditions, and using Scratch to solve programming problems and puzzles through games and animations.
- Prerequisites: None.
- Modules: Thinking like a programmer; Sequencing and loops; Conditions and decisions; Variables and functions
- Students will be able to: Explains what an algorithm is; Uses sequencing, loops, conditions, variables and functions; Approaches new problems step by step

### Computer Fundamentals
- Grades 3–6 · 3 months · Computer Basics
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/computer-fundamentals
- How computers work, the basics of computer software and hardware and digital devices, and getting familiar with widely-used software like Photoshop, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- Prerequisites: None.
- Modules: How computers work; Everyday skills; Productivity software; Staying safe online
- Students will be able to: Uses a computer confidently and safely; Creates documents, spreadsheets and presentations for school; Is ready to start coding

### Python
- Grades 5–12 · 3 months · Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/python-programming
- Python is one of the most widely used and in-demand languages, prized for its simple, readable syntax. Students learn conditional statements, looping constructs, classes and objects, then apply their learning to build GUI programs with Tkinter and real-world mini projects — a foundation for later work in Data Science, Machine Learning, and AI.
- Prerequisites: Comfortable typing and reading. Scratch experience helps but isn't required.
- Modules: Python basics; Decisions and loops; Functions and data; Classes and objects; Apps with Tkinter
- Students will be able to: Writes and debugs Python programs independently; Uses loops, conditions, functions, lists and classes; Builds small GUI apps; Has a strong base for AI, data science and school Computer Science

### Web Development (HTML, CSS & JavaScript)
- Grades 5–12 · 2 months · Web & Apps, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/web-development
- Students learn how real websites are built, using the three languages behind every page on the web. HTML gives a page its structure, CSS makes it look good, and JavaScript makes it interactive. Along the way they build their own pages and finish with a complete personal website they can show to friends and family.
- Prerequisites: Comfortable typing. Some Scratch or Python experience helps.
- Modules: HTML: structure; CSS: style; JavaScript: interactivity; Putting it together
- Students will be able to: Builds responsive web pages with HTML and CSS; Adds interactivity with JavaScript; Has a live portfolio site

### Game Development
- Grades 3–10 · 3 levels × 1 month · Game Development, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/game-development
- A three-level game development track. Students design and build their own games, starting in Scratch with characters, controls and scoring, moving on to levels, enemies and physics-style movement, and, for older students, writing games in code.
- Prerequisites: None for Level 1. Later levels build on the earlier ones.
- Modules: Level 1: first games; Level 2: game mechanics; Level 3: games in code; Game design
- Students will be able to: Designs and builds complete games; Understands game loops, collisions, variables and events; Plans, tests and improves a project

### Video Editing (Premiere Pro)
- Grades 5–12 · 2 months · Design & Media
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/video-editing
- A hands-on Premiere Pro CC curriculum — from understanding the workspace and timeline through trims, transitions, titles, audio, and color correction — building up to full creative projects like a music video and a short movie.
- Prerequisites: Comfortable using a computer. Access to Premiere Pro (a trial or subscription).
- Modules: The workspace; Editing; Titles and audio; Colour and export
- Students will be able to: Edits a video from raw footage to finished film; Uses titles, audio and colour correction; Exports video for different platforms
- What you'll need: Adobe Premiere Pro (free trial or subscription) and a reasonably modern computer

### Photoshop & Graphic Design
- Grades 5–12 · 2 levels × 2 months · Design & Media
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/photoshop
- Adobe Photoshop is the predominant photo editing and manipulation tool on the market. Students learn its fundamentals and graphics concepts, working up through retouching, layers, masks, and filters to real design projects — posters, business cards, and full website UI mockups.
- Prerequisites: Comfortable using a computer. Access to Photoshop (a trial or subscription).
- Modules: Photoshop basics; Layers and masks; Retouching and effects; Design projects
- Students will be able to: Uses Photoshop confidently; Applies basic design principles; Has a small design portfolio
- What you'll need: Adobe Photoshop (free trial or subscription), or the free browser-based Photopea for early classes

### AI & Machine Learning for Kids
- Grades 5–12 · 2 months · AI & Data, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/ai-ml
- A hands-on introduction to artificial intelligence and machine learning, built on the Python foundation from our other courses. Students explore how AI actually works — training simple image and text classifiers, experimenting with tools like Google's Teachable Machine, and building beginner chatbots — while learning to think critically about how AI is used (and misused) in the real world.
- Prerequisites: Comfortable typing. Some Python helps for the later projects.
- Modules: What AI really is; Training models; Text and chatbots; Responsible AI
- Students will be able to: Explains how machine learning models are trained; Builds simple classifiers and chatbots; Uses AI tools thoughtfully and responsibly
- What you'll need: A webcam for the image-recognition projects

### micro:bit Coding & Electronics
- Grades 3–8 · 2 months · Robotics & Hardware, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/microbit
- Students program the BBC micro:bit, a pocket-sized computer with lights, buttons and sensors, using block coding and then Python. They turn code into real gadgets such as games, step counters and compasses, and learn how sensors and inputs connect software to the physical world.
- Prerequisites: None for beginners. A micro:bit board helps, but the free simulator works for the first classes.
- Modules: Getting started; Inputs and sensors; Projects and inventions; Moving to Python
- Students will be able to: Programs a physical device with blocks and Python; Uses sensors and events in projects; Understands how hardware and software work together
- What you'll need: A BBC micro:bit board (the free online simulator works for the first classes)

### Robotics with Arduino
- Grades 6–12 · 3 months · Robotics & Hardware, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/robotics
- A hands-on robotics course built on Arduino, the platform used by makers and engineers worldwide. Students wire circuits, read sensors, drive motors and program robots in C++, moving from blinking LEDs to obstacle-avoiding and line-following robots and smart-home style projects.
- Prerequisites: Some coding experience helps. An Arduino starter kit is needed after the first few simulator classes.
- Modules: Electronics basics; Programming Arduino; Sensors and motors; Building robots
- Students will be able to: Builds and programs working robots; Understands circuits, sensors and actuators; Debugs hardware and code systematically
- What you'll need: An Arduino starter kit (board, breadboard, sensors, motors), bought separately
- What you'll need: Early classes can use the free Tinkercad Circuits simulator

### Unity 3D Game Development (C#)
- Grades 7–12 · 3 months · Game Development, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/unity-3d
- Students build 3D games in Unity, the engine behind many popular mobile, console and VR games, and learn C# along the way. They create worlds, characters and physics, script gameplay, and finish with a complete playable 3D game.
- Prerequisites: Some coding experience helps. A computer that can run Unity (8 GB RAM or more recommended).
- Modules: The Unity editor; C# scripting; Gameplay; Finishing a game
- Students will be able to: Builds complete 3D games in Unity; Writes C# scripts for gameplay; Understands game design, physics and testing
- What you'll need: A laptop or desktop that can run Unity (8 GB RAM or more recommended)
- What you'll need: Unity Personal (free); a parent may need to create the Unity account

### App Development (MIT App Inventor)
- Grades 5–10 · 2 months · Web & Apps, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/app-development
- Students design and build real mobile apps with MIT App Inventor, a free block-based tool from MIT. They learn screens, buttons, data and sensors, and build apps they can run on a phone or tablet, from a quiz app to a drawing app and a to-do list.
- Prerequisites: None. Scratch experience helps. A phone or tablet for testing is useful but not required.
- Modules: Designing apps; App logic; Phone features; Build your own app
- Students will be able to: Builds working mobile apps; Designs simple, usable interfaces; Uses events, lists and data in apps
- What you'll need: A phone or tablet to test apps is helpful (an on-screen emulator also works)

### Roblox Game Development (Lua)
- Grades 4–10 · 2 months · Game Development, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/roblox
- Students build their own Roblox experiences in Roblox Studio and learn Lua, a real programming language, to script obstacle courses, collectibles, scoreboards and simple multiplayer games, with a focus on playing safely online.
- Prerequisites: None. A Windows or Mac computer for Roblox Studio, and a Roblox account set up by a parent.
- Modules: Roblox Studio; Lua scripting; Game systems; Publishing safely
- Students will be able to: Builds and scripts Roblox games; Writes Lua code with events, functions and conditions; Understands online safety settings
- What you'll need: Roblox Studio (free) on a Windows or Mac computer
- What you'll need: A Roblox account set up by a parent, with privacy settings reviewed together

### Minecraft Coding
- Grades 3–7 · 2 months · Game Development, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/minecraft-coding
- Children learn coding inside Minecraft, using Microsoft MakeCode to program an agent, build structures automatically and create mini-games. It's a playful way into loops, events and conditions for kids who already love the game.
- Prerequisites: None. Needs Minecraft Education on a computer (through school or purchased separately).
- Modules: Coding in Minecraft; Building with code; Games and challenges
- Students will be able to: Uses loops, events and conditions confidently; Thinks in coordinates and patterns; Is ready for Scratch games or Python
- What you'll need: Minecraft Education (licence through school or purchased separately) on a computer

### Java Programming
- Grades 8–12 · 3 months · Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/java-programming
- A structured Java course covering programming fundamentals and object-oriented programming. It's especially useful for ICSE and ISC students, whose Computer Applications and Computer Science syllabi use Java, and for students considering AP Computer Science A.
- Prerequisites: Some programming experience (Scratch or Python) helps but isn't required.
- Modules: Java fundamentals; Methods and arrays; Object-oriented programming; Problem solving
- Students will be able to: Writes structured Java programs; Uses classes, objects and arrays; Solves problems methodically
- What you'll need: A free Java development kit and editor (we help set it up)

### C++ & Competitive Programming
- Grades 8–12 · 3 months · Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/cpp-competitive-programming
- Students learn C++ and the algorithms and problem-solving techniques used in programming contests and informatics olympiads, from searching and sorting to recursion and dynamic programming, with regular practice problems.
- Prerequisites: Comfortable with at least one programming language (Python or Java).
- Modules: C++ essentials; Core algorithms; Advanced techniques; Contest practice
- Students will be able to: Writes efficient C++ solutions; Recognises common algorithm patterns; Approaches unseen problems with a strategy
- What you'll need: A free C++ compiler or online judge (we help set it up)

### Data Science with Python
- Grades 8–12 · 2 months · AI & Data, Programming
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/data-science
- Students learn to collect, clean, analyse and visualise data with Python and its data libraries. They work with real datasets, such as sports, weather and school data, and learn to tell clear stories with charts.
- Prerequisites: Basic Python (variables, loops, lists).
- Modules: Working with data; Analysis; Visualisation; Data project
- Students will be able to: Analyses real datasets in Python; Creates clear, honest charts; Is ready for machine learning
- What you'll need: Nothing to buy: classes use free tools such as Google Colab

### 3D Design & Modelling
- Grades 4–10 · 2 months · Design & Media
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/3d-design
- Students learn 3D design with Tinkercad and then Blender, creating models, characters and scenes. They learn shapes, measurement and design thinking, and make models suitable for 3D printing or use in games.
- Prerequisites: None. Blender needs a laptop or desktop.
- Modules: Tinkercad basics; Design thinking; Blender
- Students will be able to: Designs 3D models with confidence; Applies measurement and design thinking; Is ready to use 3D assets in games
- What you'll need: Free Tinkercad and Blender; Blender needs a laptop or desktop

### Generative AI & Prompt Engineering
- Grades 6–12 · 2 months · AI & Data
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/generative-ai
- Students learn how generative AI tools create text, images and code, how to write effective prompts, and how to use AI responsibly for learning and creativity, including checking facts, avoiding plagiarism and protecting privacy.
- Prerequisites: None. Some AI tools require users to be 13 or older, or have parental consent; classes use age-appropriate tools under supervision.
- Modules: How generative AI works; Prompt engineering; Creating with AI; Responsible use
- Students will be able to: Explains how generative AI works; Writes effective prompts; Uses AI responsibly and critically
- What you'll need: Classes use age-appropriate AI tools under supervision; some tools require users to be 13+ or have parental consent

### Cyber Safety & Cybersecurity
- Grades 6–12 · 1 month · Cybersecurity
- Syllabus page: https://www.codingchamp.in/portfolio/cybersecurity
- Students learn how the internet works and how to stay safe on it: strong passwords, spotting phishing and scams, privacy settings, and the basics of encryption and how attackers and defenders think, through hands-on challenges.
- Prerequisites: None.
- Modules: Staying safe online; How the internet works; Codes and encryption
- Students will be able to: Protects accounts and personal data; Recognises scams and phishing; Understands the basics of encryption and networks


## Where we teach

Offices: Delhi NCR: A Block, Sector 62, Noida | Pune: Near DPS School, Sector 14, Pune | Bangalore: 202, Main, 10th Main Road, near Tirumala General Store, Bommanahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560068.

Students join live online from these and other locations:

### Bengaluru (Bangalore) (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/bangalore
- Office in this city; classes are live online.
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, Karnataka State Board, IB, IGCSE.
- Bengaluru has one of India's widest mixes of school boards: CBSE and ICSE schools sit alongside a large number of IB and IGCSE international schools and Karnataka State Board schools. Many parents here work in tech and want their children to go beyond the school computer syllabus, so paths often start with Scratch in the primary years and move to Python by middle school.

### Noida (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/noida
- Office in this city; classes are live online.
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, UP Board, IB.
- Most schools in Noida and Greater Noida follow CBSE, with ICSE and a growing number of international schools. CBSE's Skill Education and Artificial Intelligence subjects in the middle and senior classes make coding a natural companion to what children already study.

### Pune (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/pune
- Office in this city; classes are live online.
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, Maharashtra State Board, IB, IGCSE.
- Pune families choose between CBSE, ICSE, Maharashtra State Board and a strong set of IB and IGCSE schools, especially around the IT corridors. Children often already use computers at school; our classes turn that familiarity into real programming and projects.

### Delhi (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/delhi
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, IB.
- Delhi is CBSE's home ground, and most schools follow its syllabus, with ICSE and IB schools in many neighbourhoods. CBSE's coding and AI content in Classes 6 to 10 lines up well with our Scratch, Python and AI paths.

### Gurugram (Gurgaon) (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/gurgaon
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, IB, IGCSE.
- Gurugram has a high share of IB and IGCSE schools next to CBSE and ICSE ones. Those international programmes put weight on project work, which fits the build-something approach of every CodingChamp level.

### Mumbai (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/mumbai
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, Maharashtra State Board, IB, IGCSE.
- Mumbai has a strong ICSE tradition, many IB and IGCSE international schools, and CBSE and State Board schools across the suburbs. Whatever the board, we start from what your child's grade covers and build practical coding on top.

### Hyderabad (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/hyderabad
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, Telangana State Board, IB.
- Hyderabad's schools span CBSE, ICSE, the Telangana State Board and several IB schools around the tech districts. Families in HITEC City and Gachibowli often want structured coding well before college.

### Chennai (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/chennai
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, Tamil Nadu State Board, ICSE, IB.
- Chennai families choose between the Tamil Nadu State Board (Samacheer Kalvi), CBSE, ICSE and a handful of IB schools. Our learning paths adapt to the concepts your child's board covers in each grade.

### Kolkata (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/kolkata
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: ICSE, CBSE, West Bengal Board.
- Kolkata has one of the country's strongest ICSE and ISC traditions, alongside CBSE and West Bengal Board schools. ICSE's computer applications syllabus uses Java in the senior classes, and a foundation in Python and logic makes that step much easier.

### Ahmedabad (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/ahmedabad
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, Gujarat State Board, ICSE, IB.
- Ahmedabad schools mostly follow CBSE or the Gujarat State Board (GSEB), with some ICSE and IB options. Coding at CodingChamp adds hands-on programming to whatever computer basics your child's school covers.

### Jaipur (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/jaipur
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, RBSE, ICSE.
- Jaipur's schools are largely CBSE and Rajasthan Board (RBSE), with several ICSE schools. Many parents find their child's school offers only basic computer lessons, and look for structured coding outside school.

### Lucknow (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/lucknow
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, UP Board.
- Lucknow has many large ICSE and CBSE schools as well as UP Board schools. Whichever your child attends, coding fundamentals and Python strengthen the logic behind their school computer science.

### Chandigarh (Tricity) (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/chandigarh
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, ICSE, PSEB.
- Across Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula most schools follow CBSE, with ICSE and Punjab School Education Board options. CBSE's AI and Skill Education subjects make an early start in coding especially useful here.

### Indore (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/indore
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, MP Board, ICSE.
- Indore schools largely follow CBSE and the MP Board, with some ICSE schools. As the city's tech sector grows, more parents want their children coding with real tools early on.

### Kochi (India)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/kochi
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30); Same time as India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, Kerala State Board, ICSE.
- Kerala's state syllabus includes ICT from the early years, and Kochi also has many CBSE and ICSE schools. CodingChamp builds on that foundation with real programming and projects.

### Dubai (UAE)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/dubai
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Gulf Standard Time (UTC+4); 1 hour 30 minutes behind India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, British (UK National Curriculum), American, IB, ICSE.
- Dubai's private schools follow many curricula: CBSE and ICSE Indian schools, British schools teaching the UK National Curriculum's computing strand, American schools and IB schools. We adapt each child's path to the curriculum they follow, so a CBSE student in Al Barsha and an IB student in Jumeirah both get the right starting point.

### Abu Dhabi (UAE)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/abu-dhabi
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Gulf Standard Time (UTC+4); 1 hour 30 minutes behind India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, British, American, IB.
- Abu Dhabi's private schools include CBSE Indian schools, British and American curriculum schools and IB World Schools. Our paths adapt to your child's grade and curriculum rather than a single fixed syllabus.

### Sharjah (UAE)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/sharjah
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Gulf Standard Time (UTC+4); 1 hour 30 minutes behind India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, British, American, ICSE.
- Many Sharjah families send their children to CBSE or ICSE Indian schools, with British and American curriculum schools also common. Coding classes build on the computer science in whichever curriculum your child follows.

### Doha, Qatar (Qatar)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/doha
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Arabia Standard Time (UTC+3); 2 hours 30 minutes behind India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, British, American, IB.
- Doha has a large community of CBSE Indian schools alongside British, American and IB international schools. We map each child's path to what their grade covers and then go further with projects.

### Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/riyadh
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Arabia Standard Time (UTC+3); 2 hours 30 minutes behind India.
- Curricula families follow: CBSE, American, British, IB.
- Riyadh's international schools include CBSE Indian schools as well as American, British and IB programmes. Our paths start from your child's current level and curriculum, not a one-size-fits-all course.

### Singapore (Singapore)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/singapore
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Singapore Time (UTC+8); 2 hours 30 minutes ahead of India.
- Curricula families follow: MOE (Singapore), IB, CBSE, IGCSE.
- Singapore's MOE schools already expose students to computational thinking, and the city's international schools (IB, IGCSE and CBSE) put a lot of weight on projects. CodingChamp adds a dedicated 1:1 trainer and a clear path from Scratch to Python and AI.

### London, UK (United Kingdom)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/london
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: UK time (GMT/BST); 4 hours 30 minutes behind India (5 h 30 min in winter).
- Curricula families follow: UK National Curriculum (Computing), GCSE Computer Science, IB.
- Computing is part of the English National Curriculum from Key Stage 1, with block coding in primary school and a text language such as Python by Key Stage 3. GCSE Computer Science builds on that. CodingChamp's path follows the same progression and adds projects.

### the United States (United States)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/usa
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: US time zones (ET, CT, MT, PT); 9 hours 30 minutes to 13 hours 30 minutes behind India, depending on the time zone.
- Curricula families follow: CSTA K–12 Standards, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A.
- Many US states base their computer science standards on the CSTA K–12 framework, and high-school students can take AP Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science A. Our curriculum is based on the CSTA standards and moves from Scratch to Python, web development and AI.

### California (United States)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/california
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Pacific Time (PT); 12 hours 30 minutes behind India (13 h 30 min in winter).
- Curricula families follow: California Computer Science Standards, CSTA K–12 Standards, AP Computer Science.
- California adopted K–12 computer science standards based on the CSTA framework, and many high schools offer AP Computer Science. CodingChamp's path follows the same concepts, with 1:1 attention and a portfolio of projects.

### New Jersey (United States)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/new-jersey
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Eastern Time (ET); 9 hours 30 minutes behind India (10 h 30 min in winter).
- Curricula families follow: NJ Student Learning Standards (Computer Science & Design Thinking), CSTA K–12 Standards, AP Computer Science.
- New Jersey's learning standards include Computer Science and Design Thinking from the early grades, and AP Computer Science is widely offered in high school. CodingChamp gives students a structured path and projects alongside school.

### New York (United States)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/new-york
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Eastern Time (ET); 9 hours 30 minutes behind India (10 h 30 min in winter).
- Curricula families follow: NYS Computer Science & Digital Fluency Standards, CSTA K–12 Standards, AP Computer Science.
- New York State has its own Computer Science and Digital Fluency standards for K–12, and many high schools offer AP Computer Science. Our path covers the same thinking skills and adds real projects.

### Texas (United States)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/texas
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Central Time (CT); 10 hours 30 minutes behind India (11 h 30 min in winter).
- Curricula families follow: Texas TEKS (Technology Applications), CSTA K–12 Standards, AP Computer Science.
- Texas teaches computing through its TEKS Technology Applications standards, and AP Computer Science is common in high school. CodingChamp adds a dedicated trainer and a step-by-step path to real programming.

### Toronto, Canada (Canada)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/toronto
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Eastern Time (ET); 9 hours 30 minutes behind India (10 h 30 min in winter).
- Curricula families follow: Ontario Curriculum (coding in Mathematics), IB.
- Ontario's elementary Mathematics curriculum has included coding from Grade 1 since 2020, and many high schools offer computer studies. CodingChamp turns those coding strands into a structured path with projects.

### Sydney, Australia (Australia)
- Page: https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-classes/sydney
- Live online classes (no physical centre).
- Time zone: Australian Eastern Time (AEST/AEDT); 4 hours 30 minutes ahead of India (5 h 30 min in summer).
- Curricula families follow: Australian Curriculum (Digital Technologies), NSW Syllabus, IB.
- The Australian Curriculum includes Digital Technologies from Foundation to Year 10, moving from visual programming to general-purpose languages. CodingChamp's Scratch-to-Python path follows the same progression, with 1:1 support.


## Frequently asked questions

Q: What age groups does CodingChamp teach?
A: We teach students from grade 3 through grade 12, with courses grouped by grade band so lessons match each child's pace — from Scratch and Coding Basics for younger kids to Python and AI & Machine Learning for teens.

Q: Are classes online or in person?
A: Classes are live online — 1:1 or in small groups, taught by real instructors over video call, across every time zone (India, US, Dubai, and beyond). We also have physical offices in Noida (Delhi NCR), Pune, and Bangalore, India, but you don't need to visit in person to join a class.

Q: Do you teach students outside India?
A: Yes. While most of our students are in India, we've taught students abroad as well — for example, one of our Photoshop students is based at Fairmead Elementary School in the USA.

Q: What courses do you offer?
A: Scratch, Coding Basics, Computer Fundamentals, Python, Web Development (HTML, CSS & JavaScript), Video Editing (Premiere Pro), Photoshop & Graphic Design, and AI & Machine Learning for Kids — see the full course catalog for details on each.

Q: How much do classes cost?
A: One simple price for every course: a pack of 8 live 1:1 classes of 60 minutes each. The Pricing page shows the current price in your local currency and what's included. Need-based discounts may be available, so talk to us.

Q: What do we need for a class?
A: A laptop, PC, or tablet with a webcam, plus a stable internet connection — that's it. No software installation is required for most beginner courses.

Q: How do I book a free demo class?
A: Use the Book a Free Demo form on our site — tell us your child's grade and course of interest, and we'll follow up by phone or email to schedule a live trial class.

Q: Does the price change depending on the course?
A: No. Every course costs the same: ₹6,400 for 8 live 1:1 classes with the current offer (standard price ₹8,000). Scratch, Python, Web Development or AI, the price is the same.

Q: What exactly do I get for the price?
A: 8 live 1:1 classes of 60 minutes each with a dedicated trainer, plus hands-on projects, course material, progress guidance and parent updates. That works out to ₹800 per class.

Q: How long is each class?
A: Each class is 60 minutes, live, one-on-one with your child's trainer over video call.

Q: How do we choose the right course?
A: Start with your child's age and interests. Book a free trial class and the trainer will suggest where to begin. You can switch to a different course when your child is ready, and the price stays the same.

Q: What if my child misses a class?
A: Tell us at least 24 hours before the class and we'll reschedule it at no cost. A class missed without 24 hours' notice counts as used. If we ever cancel a class, you get a free make-up class.

Q: Who is the trainer?
A: A CodingChamp instructor who teaches your child one-on-one for the course. If the fit isn't right, tell us and we'll talk about a change.

Q: What is your refund policy?
A: You can cancel the rest of your pack at any time by emailing hello@codingchamp.in. We refund the unused classes at the per-class rate you paid, less any payment gateway charges, and start the refund within 7 working days of confirming it. See our Refund, Cancellation & Chargeback Policy for full details.

Q: Are there any discounts?
A: The current offer is already applied to the price above. Need-based discounts may also be available, so talk to us if the fee is a concern.


## Blog

- [Should Kids Still Learn to Code Now That AI Can Write Code?](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/why-kids-should-learn-to-code-in-the-age-of-ai): AI tools can now write code, so is learning to code still worth it? Yes, and the reasons matter for how your child should learn. A parent's guide, drawing on the Raspberry Pi Foundation's 2025 position paper.
- [What Is Computational Thinking? A Simple Explanation for Parents and Kids](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/what-is-computational-thinking-for-kids): Computational thinking is the problem-solving approach behind coding: decomposition, patterns, abstraction and algorithms. What each means, with everyday examples and activities.
- [What Age Should a Child Start Coding? A Practical Guide for Parents](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/what-age-should-a-child-start-coding): The honest answer is 'earlier than you think, but not the way you think'. Here's what coding looks like at each age, the signs your child is ready, and when to start classes.
- [Scratch or Python First? How to Choose Your Child's First Coding Language](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/scratch-or-python-first): Should your child start with Scratch or jump straight into Python? A simple guide by age, typing skill and temperament, and the signs they're ready to move on.
- [Online Coding Classes for Kids in the USA: How to Choose (and How School CS Fits In)](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/online-coding-classes-for-kids-usa): A practical guide for US parents: what computer science your child's school covers, how AP CS fits in, how to judge an online coding class, and how scheduling works across time zones.
- [1:1 vs Group Coding Classes for Kids: Which Is Better for Your Child?](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/one-on-one-vs-group-coding-classes): One-to-one and group coding classes suit different children. A clear comparison of attention, pace, cost and social benefits, and how to choose.
- [C and C++ for Kids: When to Start, and How to Learn for Free](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/learn-c-and-cpp-for-kids-free): Should kids learn C or C++? An honest guide to the right age, how C and C++ compare with Python, free tools to start today, and your child's first programs.
- [Is Coding Good for Kids? The Real Benefits (and Honest Limits)](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/is-coding-good-for-kids): Coding teaches problem solving, persistence and creativity, but it isn't magic. What children genuinely gain, what to watch out for, and how to keep it healthy.
- [How Much Do Coding Classes for Kids Cost? What You Should Get for Your Money](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/how-much-do-coding-classes-for-kids-cost): Prices for kids' coding classes vary a lot. Here's what drives the cost, what to compare beyond the headline price, and the questions that reveal hidden extras.
- [Free Scratch Course for Kids: Build Your First Game in 5 Steps](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/free-scratch-course-for-kids): A free Scratch coding course for kids aged 7 to 11. Build a 'Catch the Apple' game step by step in your browser: no downloads, no cost.
- [Free Robotics for Kids at Home: Learn to Code Robots Without Buying a Kit](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/free-robotics-for-kids-at-home): How kids can learn robotics for free at home using browser simulators, from programming a virtual robot to wiring circuits online, plus when it's worth buying a real kit.
- [Free Python Course for Kids: 6 Short Lessons, From First Line to First Game](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/free-python-course-for-kids): A free, beginner-friendly Python course for kids aged 10+. Six short lessons with code to type and try, ending with a number-guessing game. No sign-up needed.
- [Free micro:bit Projects for Kids (No Board Needed to Start)](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/free-microbit-projects-for-kids): Four free BBC micro:bit coding projects for kids, from a name badge to a step counter, using the free MakeCode editor and its built-in simulator. No hardware required to begin.
- [Free Computer Course for Kids: 6 Basic Skills Every Child Should Learn](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/free-computer-course-for-kids): A free computer basics course for kids aged 7 to 12: typing, files and folders, safe internet searching, documents, slides and staying safe online. With practice tasks for each.
- [Free AI Course for Kids: Train Your Own AI Model in 30 Minutes](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/free-ai-course-for-kids): A free, hands-on AI course for kids aged 9+. Understand how machine learning works, train an image-recognition model in your browser with Google's Teachable Machine, and learn to use AI responsibly.
- [20 Coding Project Ideas for School Students, by Class](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/coding-projects-for-school-students): Coding project ideas for Class 3 to Class 12, from Scratch animations to Python apps, websites and AI experiments, with what each one teaches.
- [Coding Classes for Kids in Dubai and the UAE: A Parent's Guide](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/coding-classes-for-kids-in-dubai-uae): How to choose coding classes for your child in Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Sharjah: what each school curriculum expects, how online timing works in Gulf time, and what to ask before you sign up.
- [Coding for CBSE Students: What School Covers, Class by Class, and What to Add](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/coding-classes-for-cbse-students): A parent's map of the coding and computer science in the CBSE curriculum from Class 6 to 12, where the gaps usually are, and how to fill them at each stage.
- [10 Coding Activities for Kids at Home (Most Need No Screen)](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/coding-activities-for-kids-at-home): Fun, low-prep coding activities to do at home with children aged 5 to 12. Most need only paper, cups or a deck of cards, and they all build real coding skills.
- [Can a 7-Year-Old Learn Python? An Honest Answer](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/can-a-7-year-old-learn-python): Some 7-year-olds can type simple Python, but most learn faster and enjoy it more by starting with Scratch. Here's why, the exceptions, and a better path to Python.
- [The Best Programming Language for Kids, by Age and Interest](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/best-programming-language-for-kids): Scratch, Python, JavaScript, C++ or Java? The best first language depends on your child's age and what they want to make. A clear guide with a recommended order.
- [Video Editing for Kids: What They Build in Premiere Pro](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/video-editing-for-kids-premiere-pro): Searching for video editing classes for kids near you? Here's what CodingChamp's Premiere Pro course covers, taught live online worldwide — from timeline basics to a finished short movie.
- [Scratch for Kids: A First Coding Language That Doesn't Feel Like One](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/scratch-coding-for-kids-what-it-is): Searching for Scratch classes near you? Here's what Scratch actually teaches, why it's the right starting point for a first-time coder, and how live online classes work worldwide.
- [Python for Kids: What Your Child Actually Builds](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/python-for-kids-what-they-actually-build): Looking for Python classes for kids near you? Here's what the course actually covers, and why it works the same whether you're in India, the US, Dubai, or anywhere else.
- [How to Choose Coding Classes for Kids in Pune](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/online-coding-classes-for-kids-in-pune): A parent's guide to online coding classes for kids in Pune — what to expect from a live class, and how to pick the right one.
- [How to Choose Coding Classes for Kids in Noida & Delhi NCR](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/online-coding-classes-for-kids-in-noida): A parent's guide to finding coding classes for kids in Noida and Delhi NCR — what live online classes offer over a local center.
- [How to Choose Coding Classes for Kids in Bangalore](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/online-coding-classes-for-kids-in-bangalore): Looking for coding classes for kids in Bangalore? Here's what live online classes look like, and how to pick the right one for your child.
- [Photoshop & Graphic Design for Kids: More Than Just Filters](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/graphic-design-for-kids-photoshop): Searching for Photoshop classes for kids near you? Here's what the course actually covers, the real design projects students build, and how it works live online worldwide.
- [Computer Fundamentals for Kids: The Course Before the Course](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/computer-fundamentals-for-kids): Searching for computer classes for kids near you? Here's why understanding how computers actually work matters before diving into coding — taught live online worldwide.
- [Coding Classes for Kids Near Me: What to Actually Look For](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/coding-classes-for-kids-near-me-what-to-look-for): Searching for coding classes for kids near you? Here's what matters more than proximity, and what good coding education for kids looks like.
- [Coding Basics for Kids: The Fundamentals Before the Language](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/coding-basics-for-kids): Searching for coding classes for kids near you? Here's what 'coding basics' actually means for a young student, taught live online worldwide.
- [AI & Machine Learning for Kids: What It Actually Looks Like](https://www.codingchamp.in/blog/ai-and-machine-learning-for-kids): Searching for AI classes for kids near you? Here's a hands-on look at how kids actually learn AI and machine learning concepts, taught live online worldwide.

## Coding competitions and events for kids

Tech competitions, olympiads, hackathons and showcases for school students, with verified dates (CodingChamp is not affiliated): https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids

- [Hour of AI](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/cs-education-week-hour-of-ai): Celebration, Global, All ages, Online, Free. Next: CS Education Week 7 Dec – 13 Dec 2026.
- [Coolest Projects](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/coolest-projects): Showcase, Global, Up to 18, Hybrid, Free. Usually Entries January to May, global livestream in June.
- [Astro Pi Mission Zero](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/astro-pi-mission-zero): Challenge, Europe, 19 and under, teams of up to 4 with a mentor, Online, Free. Next: Entries close 22 Mar 2027.
- [Astro Pi Mission Space Lab](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/astro-pi-mission-space-lab): Challenge, Europe, 19 and under, teams of 2–6 with a mentor, Online, Check site. Next: Entries close 22 Feb 2027.
- [UK Bebras Challenge](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/bebras-uk): Challenge, UK, 6–19, in age groups, Online, Free. Next: Challenge window 9 Nov – 20 Nov 2026.
- [Bebras India](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/bebras-india): Challenge, India, 8–18, Online, Free. Next: Challenge window 16 Nov – 5 Dec 2026.
- [Indian Computing Olympiad](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/indian-computing-olympiad): Olympiad, India, Up to Class 12, In person, Paid. Next: ZIO 2027 exam 21 Nov 2026.
- [International Olympiad in Informatics](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/ioi): Olympiad, Global, Secondary school students, In person, Varies. Next: IOI 2027, Potsdam (Germany) 12 Sept – 19 Sept 2027.
- [International AI Olympiad (IOAI)](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/ioai): Olympiad, Global, High-school students, In person, Varies. Next: IOAI 2027, Singapore 4 Jul – 10 Jul 2027.
- [FIRST LEGO League](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/first-lego-league): Competition, Global, Grades K–8 across three divisions (about 9–16 outside the US for Challenge), In person, Check site. Next: FIRST Championship, Houston 28 Apr – 1 May 2027.
- [FIRST Tech Challenge](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/first-tech-challenge): Competition, Global, Grades 7–12 (ages 12–18), In person, Check site. Next: FIRST Championship, Houston 28 Apr – 1 May 2027.
- [World Robot Olympiad](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/world-robot-olympiad): Olympiad, Global, Elementary 8–12, Junior 11–15, Senior 14–19, In person, Paid. Next: International Final, San Juan (Puerto Rico) 8 Dec – 10 Dec 2026.
- [Technovation Girls](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/technovation): Competition, Global, Up to 18, Online, Check site. Next: Registration opens 11 Oct 2026.
- [NASA International Space Apps Challenge](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/nasa-space-apps): Hackathon, Global, All ages (under-18s with a parent), Hybrid, Free. Next: Hackathon weekend 14 Nov – 15 Nov 2026.
- [Global Appathon](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/global-appathon): Hackathon, Global, Junior under 13, Youth 13–18, Online, Free. Next: Registration opens 29 Oct 2026.
- [Scratch Week](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/scratch-week): Celebration, Global, All ages, Online, Free. Usually Every May, around Scratch's birthday.
- [picoCTF](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/picoctf): Competition, Global, Middle school and up, Online, Free. Usually Every March, with free practice all year.
- [Codeavour 8.0](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/codeavour): Competition, Global/India/Gulf, Elementary 7–10, Junior 11–14, Senior 15–18, Hybrid, Paid. Usually Registration from July, national rounds, international final in spring.
- [Congressional App Challenge](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/congressional-app-challenge): Competition, USA, Middle and high school, Online, Check site. Next: Submission deadline 26 Oct 2026.
- [USA Computing Olympiad](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/usaco): Olympiad, Global/USA, Pre-college, Online, Free. Usually Online contests January–February, US Open in March.
- [ACSL](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/acsl): Competition, Global/USA, Elementary (grades 3–6) through Senior divisions, Online, Paid. Next: Contest 1 opens 19 Oct 2026.
- [CyberPatriot](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/cyberpatriot): Competition, USA, Middle and high school, Hybrid, Paid. Next: Round 1 22 Oct – 25 Oct 2026.
- [British Informatics Olympiad](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/british-informatics-olympiad): Olympiad, UK, Under 19, Hybrid, Free. Usually Round 1 in schools December–January, final around Easter.
- [TechFirst Girls' Competition](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/techfirst-girls): Challenge, UK, 12–13, Online, Free. Next: Registration 5 Oct – 10 Nov 2026.
- [Canadian Computing Competition](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/canadian-computing-competition): Competition, Canada/Global, Secondary school, Online, Paid. Next: Contest day 17 Feb – 18 Feb 2027.
- [Australian Informatics Olympiad](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/australian-informatics-olympiad): Olympiad, Australia, Up to Year 10 (Intermediate) and Year 12 (Senior), Online, Paid. Usually Every August.
- [Singapore NOI](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/singapore-noi): Olympiad, Singapore, Secondary and JC, Hybrid, Free. Usually Online preliminary in February, final in March.
- [AUS School Computing Competition](https://www.codingchamp.in/coding-competitions-for-kids/aus-school-computing-competition): Competition, Gulf, Grades 10–12, In person, Check site. Usually Every spring.

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