Coding for Kids & Teens (Ages 8–18) || Wacre Skill Centre

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Coding for Kids & Teens (Ages 8–18)

By Jay Dwayne
30/Jul/2026
0 Students

Course Description

Give your child a head start in the digital world. This live, interactive course introduces kids and highschoolers to the fundamentals of coding — from block-based logic for younger learners to real programming languages like Python and JavaScript for teens. Guided by experienced instructors, students build games, websites, and apps while developing problem-solving, logic, and creativity skills that go far beyond the screen.

Whether your child is a complete beginner or already curious about how technology works, this course meets them where they are and grows with them. Small live classes, hands-on projects, and a friendly, encouraging environment make learning to code fun, practical, and confidence-building.

What they'll learn:

Coding fundamentals and computational thinking
Block-based programming (Scratch) for younger kids
Python and/or JavaScript basics for teens
Building simple games, websites, and apps
Problem-solving, logic, and creativity through real projects

Why choose this course:

Live, interactive sessions with real instructors
Age-appropriate tracks (Kids 8–12 / Teens 13–18)
Pay per course - no long-term commitment
Certificate of completion
A strong foundation for future tech careers

Start building your child's future today - one line of code at a time.

Course Curriculum

Jay Dwayne

Senior Visual Designer & Systems Developer | Digital Product Architect | Former Design & Integration Lead at ICT Authority, Safaricom, Oracle, and IBM East Africa

"If your interface can’t be navigated by a farmer on a second-hand smartphone during a power outage, it’s not inclusive. If your system can’t scale during election-day traffic spikes, it’s not ready. We build for Africa first, last, and always." — Uncle Jay

Partner Instructors

Dr. Wanjiru Mwangi

Senior Lecturer in Computing & Digital Innovation | Bridging Technology and Local Enterprise

Dr. Wanjiru Mwangi is a Senior Lecturer in Computing at the University of Nairobi, specializing in practical, Africa-focused tech education. She teaches Mastering Python for Data Science, Cybersecurity Fundamentals for Developers