Fixila Academy · Programming
Learn to code, at any age.
Four weekly 90-minute sessions that take you from zero to writing your own programs: Scratch for kids, Python for teens, and Python and web basics for adults.
From $149
What age can you start learning to code?
Kids 8 to 11 start with Scratch block coding, which teaches how programs work without typing. Teens 12 to 17 learn Python, a real language used in school and industry. Adults 18 and over learn Python and web basics. Each course is 4 weekly sessions of 90 minutes.
What every course includes
- 4 weekly sessions, 90 minutes each
- Hands-on projects from the first session
- Small groups, grouped by age
- Plain-English explanations, no experience needed
- Projects to keep working on at home
- A next step when you finish
Choose an age group
Each course is 4 weekly sessions, 90 minutes each.
Kids 8–11: $149
Scratch block coding: games, animations and stories, built by snapping blocks together.
Teens 12–17: $179
Python: write real programs, from simple games to tools that solve problems.
Adults 18+: $199
Python and web basics: automate small tasks and understand how websites are built.
How it works
Pick an age group
Kids, teens or adults.
Register
Online, or call or text.
Build
A new project each week.
Keep going
With ideas for what to try next.
Questions people ask
Does my child need any experience?
No. The kids' course starts from the very beginning with Scratch.
Do students need their own computer?
Ask when you register and we'll tell you what to bring for that course.
What comes after the course?
We'll suggest next steps, from more Python projects to the STEM tech camp and build-a-PC workshops.
Sign up for a course.
Register for programming basics, or ask about a course for your school or group.