Seattle, WA Kids Coding Classes
Take the most fun and effective, live coding classes for kids in Seattle. Kids and teens can learn to code games, apps, and websites all from home. Select a program by age:
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A Structured, Comprehensive Coding Curriculum
Our coding classes for kids in Seattle are designed with hands-on learning projects that kids truly enjoy! Start in the first class of the program and advance as your skills grow. Our curriculum is structured and progressive, that’s why it works.
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CWHQ has a 93% student success rate, compared to 5% for paid, self-paced online video courses and tutorials. That’s an 18x better graduation rate.
Our goal is to make all students successful. If your child is not happy with our program, notify us within the first 4 class sessions for a full refund. See refund details.
Seattle Coding Class Features
- 12 1-Hour 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
Summer Coding Camps for Seattle Kids
Learn a new skill this summer! 1-week summer camps teach kids coding concepts using Minecraft or Roblox and 3-week summer classes are an accelerated version of the core track.
Available in all WA cities including:
- 98115
- 98103
- 98133
- 98118
- 98125
- 98105
Serving students from these Seattle schools and more!
- Cedar Park Elementary School
- Coe Elementary School
- Lawton Elementary School
- Cascadia Elementary
- Alki Elementary School
- Salmon Bay School
- Hamilton International Middle School
- Madison Middle School
- Whitman Middle School
- Catharine Blaine K-8
- Ballard High School
- Roosevelt High School
- The Center School
- CHOICE Academy
- Garfield High School
Computer Science in Seattle, WA
Do Seattle schools require computer science?
Washington is a state that does require all high schools to offer computer science.
What is the median salary for computer programmers in Seattle?
The median salary for Computer Programmers in Seattle is $71,402.
What are the best tech companies in Seattle?
Companies like Amazon, Adobe, and Salesforce have offices in Seattle.
Do universities or colleges in Seattle have good STEM programs?
Washington schools, like University of Washington and DigiPen Institute of Technology, have top STEM programs.
Is there a demand for computer science professionals in Seattle?
In Washington, there are approximately 10,187 open computing jobs.
What percentage of the Seattle workforce is in tech?
9.4% of the Seattle workforce is in the tech industry.
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