MORE THAN A CODING CLASS
A Real Development Team Experience.
Students work alongside an experienced mentor to turn their coding skills into a real, deployed application—while gaining firsthand experience collaborating as a development team.

EXPERT GUIDANCE, NOT HAND-HOLDING
A Mentor Keeps the Project Moving—and Lets Students Own the Work.
Each team is supported by a dedicated instructor-mentor who works alongside students like a senior developer and project manager.
- Sets clear milestones and weekly goals
- Reviews progress and gives technical feedback
- Helps solve blockers without taking over
- Prevents scope creep and keeps the team on track
A CLEAR PATH TO COMPLETION
From Project Kickoff to Public Launch in 12 Weeks.
Ambitious projects need structure.
Weekly milestones keep teams moving forward while leaving room to test, learn, and improve.

Weeks 1-2
PLAN
Choose the project, define the product, assign roles, and map the work.

Weeks 3-8
BUILD
Build individual components and combine them into a working application.

Weeks 9-10
TEST & ITERATE
Review feedback, debug the experience, and improve the product together.

Weeks 11-12
LAUNCH
Deploy publicly, finalize the team page, and prepare to showcase the work.
COMPLETED STUDENT WORK
Launched a Real Application.
Our students have built complete, real-world applications that address needs across productivity, financial literacy, personal growth, and more—transforming their ideas into meaningful, functional solutions.




VISIBLE, VERIFIABLE WORK
More Than a Line On a Résumé.
Students don’t just say, “I worked on a project.” They can point to a live application and say—“Here’s what we built and this was my role on the team.”
Built to share with:
- College Applications
- Internships & Part-Time Jobs
- Awards & Competitions
- Portfolios & Résumés


IS YOUR STUDENT READY?
Built For Students With a Strong Foundation.
The Group Project Program runs alongside the core CodeWizardsHQ program. Students continue structured classes while gaining independent creation experience.
Students must have completed one of the following:
- Wizard Level I — Middle School Program
- Wizard Level I — High School Program
- Python Language Track
- AP Computer Science Prep Track
Tuition:
- $1,299
UPCOMING FALL PROJECTS
What They Will Launch Next.
AI Community Resource Navigator
Begins September 28th
(Meets every Monday at 6 PM CT)
Build a community-service platform that helps users locate nearby food pantries, meal programs, shelters, transportation assistance, clothing resources, and other essential services.
AI Stock Market Analysis Dashboard
Begins September 29th
(Meets every Tuesday at 7 PM CT)
Develop an educational financial dashboard that tracks stocks, cryptocurrencies, ETFs, commodities, and major market indices using live market data.
AI Natural Disaster Data Dashboard
Begins October 1st
(Meets every Thursday at 8 PM CT)
Create an emergency-information platform that uses NASA data to track earthquakes, wildfires, volcanic eruptions, severe storms, floods, and other natural events.
All projects run for a duration of 12 weeks.
THE WEEKLY COMMITMENT
Flexible Enough to Fit Their Week.
Students stay connected through a weekly team meeting, then complete focused project work on their own schedule.

Weekly Team Meeting
1-Hour Team Meeting
Students meet live with their teammates and instructor-mentor to review progress, make decisions, solve blockers, and set clear goals for the week ahead.

Asynchronous Work
4-Hours of Project Work
During the week, students complete assigned development work independently—building, testing, researching, and helping the team.

Program Completion
12-Week Program
A clear project timeline gives the team enough time to plan thoughtfully, build a complete application, improve it through feedback, and deploy it live.
