Code for Kids

About this Course

At NextStep InfoTech, we believe that coding is not just about computers—it’s about creativity, problem-solving, and preparing children for the future. Our Code for Kids program is designed for students from an early age, offering a structured learning journey from Level 1 to Level 10. Each level builds step by step, with 40 periods per level (1 hour per period, 2 periods per week over 6 months)

Why Start Coding at a Young Age?

Children are naturally curious and creative. By starting coding early, they learn to:

• Think logically and solve problems through step-by-step reasoning.
• Express creativity by turning their stories, games, and ideas into digital projects.
• Build confidence as they see their ideas come to life on the screen.
• Develop future-ready skills that are increasingly important in today’s digital world.

Coding is like learning a new language-when introduced young, children grasp it more naturally and joyfully.

Why choose NextStep InfoTech?

• Structured Curriculum: A carefully designed 10-level syllabus with engaging tools like Scratch Jr, Code.org, and creative project-based learning.
• Experienced Trainers: Our team of IT professionals and educators specializes in teaching coding to children in fun, interactive ways.
• Hands-on Projects: Every child creates stories, games, and animations-learning by doing rather than memorizing.
• Progressive Learning Path: From simple drag-and-drop coding coding to more advanced concepts, ensuring steady growth at each level.

Why Schools Should Collaborate with us

In today’s education system, digital literacy is no longer optional-it’s essential. Partnering with NextStep InfoTech allows schools to:

• Enhance their curriculum with modern, skill-based learning.
• Offer students a competitive advantage by introducing coding at an early stage.
• Build a reputation as a forward-thinking school that invests in future-ready education.
• Share the responsibility of digital skill development with experts who bring both technical knowledge and teaching experience.

Together, we can nurture the next generation of creators, problem-solvers, and innovators-empowering children not just to use technology, but to create with it.