Coding and Robotics Core Classes

Coding and Robotics Program Overview

At The Young Maker, we offer coding classes and robotics classes that teach children how to design, code, build, and problem-solve through real, hands-on projects. Our coding and robotics programs use a structured, project-based approach taught by experienced instructors so kids steadily build coding and robotics skills.

4 - 6 YRS

Junior Code

Osmo makes coding fun for very young kids through hands-on games using physical blocks and digital play, making it the perfect introduction to coding for young learners.
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Junior Code

  • 2 Modules 
  • 15 Lessons * 1 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week

Scratch Junior

Scratch Junior is a programming language tailored for young children to develop critical thinking and problem solving skills through animations and game development. It is designed to align with children's learning and development
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Scratch Junior

  • 2 Modules (Scratch Junior Beginner & Scratch Junior Advanced)
  • 12 Lessons * 1 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week

Coding Literacy

Hopscotch builds on more advanced coding concepts and offers a wider range of coding features, making it a suitable transition from Scratch Junior for those who are ready to move on to more complex programming.
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Coding Literacy

  • 2 Modules (Coding Literacy Beginner & Coding Literacy Advanced)
  • 15 Lessons * 1 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week
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7 - 12 YRS

Programming Track

Our coding classes follow a clear progression that supports students as they advance from visual programming to full text-based coding. 

Robotics Track

Our robotics classes for kids introduce engineering and automation through hands-on robot building and coding. 
As students advance, they can join major robotics competitions in Singapore, including FIRST LEGO League (FLL) and National Robotics Competition (NRC). Their robotics projects and competition achievements also strengthen DSA portfolios, recognized by many secondary school.

Scratch

This 3-part curriculum aims to introduce students to STEM education, teach design thinking, and allow for exploration of more advanced concepts in logic and program design, including debugging. It provides an opportunity for students to develop their skills in these areas.
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Scratch

  • 3 Modules (Scratch Beginner, Scratch Intermediate & Scratch Advanced)
  • 12 Lessons * 1.5 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week

Micro:bit

The Micro:bit series provides a hands-on learning experience where students can apply their software knowledge to hardware projects and understand how real-world applications work. It also introduces a new coding language, Makecode, for students to learn.
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Micro:bit

  • 3 Modules (Micro:bit Scratch, Micro:bit Makecode, Micro:bit Advanced)
  • 12 Lessons * 1.5 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week

Robotics League

Using LEGO Spike kits, students build and program robots while solving real-world challenges, enhancing STEM skills like coding and engineering. The program also prepares participants for national competitions.
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Robotics League

  • 5 Modules 
  • 15 Lessons * 1.5 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week

DSA COMPUTING

The DSA Computing program is designed to equip students with essential skills in coding, robotics, and problem-solving, providing them with a strong portfolio for school admissions.
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DSA Computing

  • 2 Tracks (Programming Track & Robotics Track)
  • Tailored  preparation for individual learning needs
  • Competition training
  • Build a strong portfolio for school admissions

Introduction to Syntax

Gamification makes learning syntax fun by turning coding into interactive challenges and games. Through levels and rewards, kids explore concepts like loops and conditionals, fostering creativity and problem-solving in an engaging, playful environment.
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Introduction to Syntax

  • 2 Modules 
  • 15 Lessons * 1.5 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week
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13 - 16 YRS

Python

This 5-part Python series cover how to use Python to receive input from users, process it, and output data. Additionally, students will learn about advanced programming concepts like nested for loops and data structures like arrays.
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Python

  • 5 Modules (Intro to Python, Python Beginner, Python Intermediate & Python Advanced)
  • 15 Lessons * 1.5 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week

Web Development

This 5-part series introduces students to web development using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It covers how to create dynamic web pages by structuring content with HTML, styling with CSS, and adding interactivity with JavaScript.
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Web Development

  • 5 Modules (HTML & CSS, Javascript, Git, Front End Development)
  • 15 Lessons * 1.5 Hour per module
  • 1 Lesson per week
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