Discipline
Like training for athletics, coding builds focus, patience, and the habit of improving through practice.
AI-first 1-on-1 future skills tutoring
Don't let your child fall behind in the AI age.
Private 1-on-1 tutoring in coding, AI, and future-ready skills for kids, teens, and adults.
Future leaders train here: kids build confidence, teens build portfolios, and adults build AI-proof skills.
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Future leaders train here
Coding is the new sport.
Creativity
Learners turn ideas into games, apps, websites, dashboards, and AI workflows they can proudly show.
Confidence
With AI reshaping every career, parents see progress, teens build portfolios, and adults gain future-proof skills.
The new CodeEidos direction
Private tutoring that feels personal from the first class.
Our mentors help learners train like builders: practice consistently, understand AI deeply, and create proof of skill that prepares them for school, work, and the future.
Choose your path
Different ages. Different goals. One future-focused direction.
Ages 5-12
Kids
Build games, animations, and confidence with Scratch, Python Turtle, and Roblox.
View beginner courses
Ages 13-18
Teens
Launch websites, apps, and AI projects with web, Python Game Dev, and AI prompting.
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Adults
Professionals
Upskill with automation, data analysis, cybersecurity, and AI pair-programming.
View adult coursesProfessional tools from day one
Master professional tools and languages.
CodeEidos learners do not only watch lessons. They practice with the languages, AI assistants, data tools, and creative platforms used by modern builders.
Python
JavaScript
HTML5
CSS3
Java
C++
C#
Lua
Pandas
NumPy
Jupyter
Codex
Claude
Gemini
GitHub Copilot
VS Code
Scratch
Roblox
Unity
UX Design
Course catalog
Future-ready courses built around AI, coding, and human advantage.
These private tutoring tracks prepare learners to use AI wisely, think critically, build software, protect themselves online, and create projects that stay useful as technology changes.
Not sure which course fits?
Try for free and we will guide you to the right track for your child, teen, or adult learner.
Age 5+
Beginner
Scratch Programming
Create animations, stories, maze games, quizzes, and simple arcade games while learning sequencing, loops, events, variables, and problem solving.
- Projects: animated story, quiz game, chase game
- Best for: young beginners and visual learners
- Outcome: coding confidence without typing pressure
Age 7+
Beginner
Python Programming
Learn variables, input, conditions, loops, functions, lists, and debugging through simple apps, games, calculators, and creative challenges.
- Projects: number game, chatbot, password generator
- Best for: beginners ready for text-based coding
- Outcome: strong programming foundations
Age 8+
Beginner
Python Turtle Graphics
Use Python to draw patterns, shapes, animations, and mini-games while learning coordinates, loops, functions, and creative coding.
- Projects: spiral art, racing turtles, drawing app
- Best for: visual learners moving into Python
- Outcome: math and coding through creative output
Age 10+
Intermediate
Python Game Dev: Pygame
Build interactive 2D games using sprites, collision detection, keyboard controls, scoring, game loops, sound, and polished menus.
- Projects: dodger game, platformer, space shooter
- Best for: students with basic Python knowledge
- Outcome: complete playable game portfolio
Age 8+
Beginner
HTML & CSS Web Design
Design responsive web pages with semantic HTML, CSS layouts, typography, colors, forms, navigation, and mobile-friendly sections.
- Projects: personal page, landing page, portfolio
- Best for: creative students and beginners
- Outcome: publishable web design foundations
Age 10+
Beginner
JavaScript Programming
Make websites interactive with variables, functions, events, arrays, DOM updates, form handling, and browser-based mini apps.
- Projects: calculator, quiz app, memory game
- Best for: learners who know basic HTML/CSS
- Outcome: interactive front-end programming skills
Age 10+
Beginner
Java Programming
Learn Java syntax, variables, conditionals, loops, methods, classes, objects, and problem-solving patterns for school and AP readiness.
- Projects: console games, grade tracker, OOP tasks
- Best for: teens preparing for formal CS
- Outcome: object-oriented programming basics
Age 10+
Intermediate
C++ Programming
Understand C++ fundamentals including variables, data types, loops, functions, arrays, pointers, classes, and structured problem solving.
- Projects: command-line tools, logic games, simulations
- Best for: learners who want deeper CS foundations
- Outcome: stronger algorithmic thinking
Age 12+
Intermediate
Python for Data Analysis
Use Python, spreadsheets, charts, Pandas concepts, data cleaning, simple statistics, and visual storytelling to analyze real-world data.
- Projects: survey analysis, sales dashboard, chart report
- Best for: teens, university students, and adults
- Outcome: practical data literacy and automation skills
Age 7+
Beginner
AI & Prompt Engineering
Learn how to use AI tools responsibly, write better prompts, generate ideas, plan projects, and build simple AI-assisted games, stories, and apps.
- Projects: prompt lab, AI story game, study assistant
- Best for: kids, teens, and adults curious about AI
- Outcome: confident, practical AI tool usage
Age 8+
Beginner
Computer Basics & Typing
Build essential digital confidence with keyboard skills, file management, internet safety, browser use, email basics, and beginner productivity tools.
- Projects: organized folders, typing goals, safe web tasks
- Best for: young beginners and adults new to computers
- Outcome: readiness for coding and online learning
Age 9+
Beginner
Roblox Game Development
Create Roblox worlds and games while learning Lua scripting, player controls, game rules, scoring, events, and interactive experiences.
- Projects: obstacle course, simulator, adventure map
- Best for: game-loving learners who want real scripting
- Outcome: playable Roblox projects and Lua basics
Age 9+
Intermediate
Minecraft Modding with Java
Learn Java programming concepts through Minecraft modding, custom items, blocks, recipes, events, and beginner object-oriented design.
- Projects: custom tools, magic armor, new game mechanics
- Best for: Minecraft fans ready for text-based coding
- Outcome: Java foundations through creative modding
Age 10+
Beginner
Mobile App Development
Design and build simple mobile apps using beginner-friendly app tools, logic blocks, UI design, forms, screens, storage, and APIs.
- Projects: habit tracker, quiz app, mini utility app
- Best for: learners who want to turn ideas into apps
- Outcome: complete app prototypes and product thinking
Age 12+
Intermediate
Unity Game Development with C#
Build 2D and 3D games using Unity, C# scripting, physics, scenes, prefabs, collisions, UI, audio, and game polish.
- Projects: racing game, platformer, collectible game
- Best for: teens and adults interested in game engines
- Outcome: Unity portfolio projects and C# basics
Age 11+
Beginner
Math for Coding
Strengthen the math skills behind programming through coordinates, logic, patterns, probability, functions, geometry, and game-based problem solving.
- Projects: coordinate games, probability simulator, puzzles
- Best for: learners who want stronger CS confidence
- Outcome: better reasoning for coding and schoolwork
Teens & Adults
Career
Full-Stack Web Development
Move beyond static pages into modern web apps with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, APIs, databases, authentication concepts, and deployment basics.
- Projects: portfolio, dashboard, full-stack mini app
- Best for: teens, university students, and career switchers
- Outcome: job-ready foundations and portfolio direction
Adults
Practical
AI Automation for Work
Use Python, spreadsheets, no-code tools, and AI assistants to automate repetitive tasks, clean data, draft content, and build useful workflows.
- Projects: report helper, email draft flow, data cleaner
- Best for: professionals who want productivity gains
- Outcome: practical automation skills for daily work
Age 10+
AI Future
AI Agents & Automation
Learn how AI agents work, how to break goals into tasks, and how to design safe human-in-the-loop workflows using modern AI tools.
- Projects: homework planner, research assistant, task agent
- Best for: teens and adults preparing for AI-assisted work
- Outcome: ability to direct AI instead of only using it
Teens & Adults
Agentic Coding
Claude Code for Builders
Learn how to use Claude Code-style agentic coding workflows to plan features, read codebases, debug issues, and turn ideas into working software.
- Projects: feature plan, bug fix, code explanation report
- Best for: learners ready to code with AI agents
- Outcome: stronger ability to guide, review, and improve AI-written code
Teens & Adults
OpenAI Tools
OpenAI Codex & AI Pair Programming
Use Codex-style coding agents to prototype apps, understand files, request safe edits, write tests, and manage human review before shipping.
- Projects: landing page, test fix, small app feature
- Best for: students learning modern software workflows
- Outcome: practical AI pair-programming habits and review skills
Teens & Adults
Google AI
Google Gemini CLI & Jules Workflows
Explore Google-style AI coding workflows with terminal assistants, asynchronous coding agents, GitHub tasks, code review, and responsible automation.
- Projects: task brief, code review checklist, AI-assisted fix
- Best for: learners comparing AI coding ecosystems
- Outcome: ability to choose the right AI coding tool for a task
Age 12+
AI IDEs
GitHub Copilot & AI IDE Skills
Learn how to use AI inside code editors for autocomplete, explanations, refactoring, test writing, documentation, and safer development habits.
- Projects: refactor task, README, unit test practice
- Best for: learners who want everyday productivity skills
- Outcome: faster coding with better judgment and verification
Teens & Adults
Creator AI
Generative AI for Creators
Use generative AI for writing, visuals, planning, presentations, learning, storytelling, and responsible creative workflows.
- Projects: AI content kit, visual brief, presentation assistant
- Best for: creative learners, students, and professionals
- Outcome: faster creative output with stronger human judgment
Teens & Adults
No-Code AI
No-Code AI App Building
Build useful AI-powered tools without heavy coding using app builders, automation platforms, forms, databases, and prompt workflows.
- Projects: AI study helper, lead form, workflow assistant
- Best for: learners who want to build quickly
- Outcome: working prototypes and product thinking
Age 11+
Responsible AI
AI Ethics & Responsible Use
Learn how to use AI safely and responsibly by understanding bias, privacy, misinformation, academic integrity, and human oversight.
- Projects: AI safety checklist, bias test, responsible-use guide
- Best for: every learner using AI tools
- Outcome: better judgment, safer habits, and ethical AI use
Age 10+
Essential
Cybersecurity & Digital Safety
Understand passwords, phishing, privacy, scams, safe downloads, basic encryption ideas, networks, and how to think like a defender.
- Projects: password audit, phishing detector, safety checklist
- Best for: every learner growing up online
- Outcome: safer digital habits and security awareness
Age 11+
AI + Data
Data Literacy & AI Analytics
Learn how to question data, clean simple datasets, make charts, spot misleading claims, and use AI to support analysis without blindly trusting it.
- Projects: survey dashboard, trend report, fact-check chart
- Best for: learners who want better judgment in an AI world
- Outcome: stronger critical thinking with data and AI
Age 12+
Intermediate
Machine Learning Foundations
Explore how machines learn from examples using classification, prediction, training data, bias, evaluation, and beginner Python experiments.
- Projects: image sorter, prediction model, bias experiment
- Best for: students ready to understand AI under the hood
- Outcome: practical intuition for how AI systems behave
Age 11+
Creative Tech
AI Product Design & UX
Design helpful AI-powered apps by learning user research, wireframes, usability, ethical choices, prompt flows, and product thinking.
- Projects: AI study app prototype, chatbot flow, UX test
- Best for: creative learners who want to build useful tools
- Outcome: design thinking for human-centered AI products
Real outcomes
Real progress parents can see.
From zero to job offer, curiosity to confidence, and pharmacist to programmer.
"From zero to job offer. My programming teacher is amazing, very patient, and always dedicated to ensuring every coding concept is thoroughly understood."
"From curiosity to confidence. The lessons are clear, and the teacher explains things in a way that is easy to understand."
"From pharmacist to programmer. The instructor helped me learn at my own pace and offered interactive sessions for clearing my doubts."
"We enjoy coding together with our mentor: patient, supportive, and inspiring. So much help."
"My children look forward to every class and have made tremendous progress."
How classes work
Simple, personal, and easy to start.
No complicated platform is required for phase one. Families start with a complimentary guidance call, meet an expert mentor online, receive a learning plan, and continue with weekly private sessions.
- Choose a course Pick a path or ask us to recommend one after a short guidance call.
- Try for free Select a time and share the learner's age, experience, and goals.
- Start live tutoring Join through Zoom or Google Meet and learn with a dedicated mentor.
- Build projects Complete guided portfolio projects and receive progress feedback.
Simple packages
Start free, then choose the learning rhythm that builds real momentum.
Try for free
$0
Meet a mentor, discuss goals, and receive a recommended course path.
Try for freeRecommended: 3 hours/week
Best value
Future Builder Plan
$180/mo
Recommended: three private live hours per week for steady progress, stronger habits, and faster project completion.
Choose recommended planSkill Starter Plan
$60/mo
One private live hour per week for learners who want to begin gently and build confidence.
Start gentlyStart before they fall behind
Talk to an expert before you decide.
Every child is different. In a 15-minute online consultation, you will speak directly with a mentor who reviews age, interests, goals, and experience, then recommends the right path before you enroll.
What you get in the call
Course track recommendation for Kids, Teens, or Adults
Answers about AI, coding, future skills, Zoom, and WhatsApp Business learning
Limited slots available each week.
Aligned with UNESCO and UNICEF priorities on digital literacy and future skills.
“My children look forward to every class and have made tremendous progress.” Tunbola, Germany
“Lessons are clear, and the teacher explains things in a way that is easy to understand.” Javeria, England
FAQ
Common questions before starting.
Do students need coding experience?
No. Beginner courses start from the basics and build confidence step by step.
How are classes delivered?
Phase one uses Zoom or Google Meet links. A built-in class portal can be added later.
Can adults join?
Yes. CodeEidos is designed for kids, teens, adults, and emerging professionals.
What age groups do you teach?
We teach kids ages 5-12, teens ages 13-18, and adults. Younger learners may need parent support during setup.
Are classes live or self-paced?
Our first focus is live 1-on-1 tutoring. Students learn directly with a mentor and receive guidance based on their pace and goals.
How long does a course take?
Most starter tracks are 8-12 live hours. Advanced tracks such as full-stack development, Unity, and machine learning are 16 live hours.
What will my child learn besides coding syntax?
Learners practice logic, variables, loops, functions, debugging, problem solving, creativity, communication, and responsible AI judgment.
Will parents see progress?
Yes. We recommend sharing project milestones, next steps, and tutor feedback so parents can see confidence and skill growth over time.
What if the learner has technical issues?
The mentor can guide setup during class and help with common issues such as installing tools, opening projects, or joining the online session.
Can siblings or friends learn together?
The main offer is private 1-on-1 tutoring. If you want sibling or small-group learning, ask during the trial call and we can recommend an option.
Do learners use real programming languages?
Yes. Depending on age and track, students use tools such as Scratch, Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, C#, Lua, Pandas, NumPy, Codex, Claude, Gemini, and GitHub Copilot.
How do payments work?
Start with a free trial. Paid packages can use Remitly, Western Union, PayPal, or Wise.