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Add Coding to Your Child’s Education

Easily add coding to your child’s education with CodewizardsHQ. We’ll teach your child for 55 minutes per week from home. Students also have the option of support outside of class and weekly progress reports for parents.

Enrollment into the program is limited so we accept enrollments on a first come, first serve basis.

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Coding Program Details

  • 12 Class Sessions
  • Live, Teacher-Led Online Classes
  • Beginner Friendly, No Experience Needed
  • Real-World Programming Languages (no drag and drop)
  • Students Attend Classes from Home. No Driving for Parents.
  • Hands-On, Interactive Classes
  • Custom-Built Coding Platform
  • Regular Parent Updates on Student Progress
  • Certification for Successful Class Completion

Course Duration & Time Commitment

All of our courses are 12 sessions long.

Weekly time commitment is 2-3 hours. 55 minutes of class time, plus 1-2 hours of practice time.

Tuition

$447 Per Course

Tuition is spread out in 3 payments of $149.
There is no contract. You may cancel anytime within the first 4 class sessions. Full guarantee details.

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Common Enrollment Questions

How much does a course cost?

All courses meet for 12 class sessions with an associated cost of $447 (3 payments of $149 per course), unless specified otherwise. The price includes a full suite of beyond-the-classroom benefits that your child needs to be successful. For a full list of what's included, please see pricing details page.

Is there a sibling discount?

Yes, we have a significant discount for siblings. Siblings receive a $50 discount per payment, a total $150 per course. Regular students pay $447, 3 payments of $149 per course. Siblings pay $297, 3 payments of only $99 per course. For full details of the sibling discount and how to get it, please see our sibling discounts page.

What course should I start with in elementary school?

The first course of the elementary school core track is Animation and Games with Scratch in the core track. Upon successful completion of the first course, students progress through our structured and progressive curriculum in the order that they are listed on the curriculum page. See the placement testing page if your student has significant coding experience and would like to start at a higher level in the core track.

What course should I start with in middle school?

The first course in the middle school core track is Intro to Programming with Python. Upon successful completion of the first course, students progress through our structured and progressive curriculum in the order that they are listed on the curriculum page

See the placement testing page if your student has significant coding experience and would like to start at a higher level in the program.

What course should I start with in high school?

The first course in the high school core track is Intro to Python. Upon successful completion of the first course, students progress through our structured and progressive curriculum in the order that they are listed on the curriculum page. See the placement testing page if your student has significant coding experience and would like to start at a higher level in the program.

I have a 10 year old, which program should I enroll?

Most 10-year-old students should start with the Animation and Games with Scratch in the core track. If your child is 10 years old, you may choose the middle school core track if they are confident about text-based programming and have a typing speed of 25 wpm with 90% accuracy. After you complete the online enrollment, have your child take a typing test then email a screenshot of your results to [email protected] to be placed in the middle school core track.

I have a 13 year old, which program should I enroll?

Most students ages 11-13 should start with Intro to Programming with Python in the middle school core track. If your child is 13, you can also choose to enroll in the high school core track. This track moves at a slightly faster pace and your child will be in class with 14-18 year old students. 

If you’re not sure which track is right for your child, contact our student specialists.