CodaKid is a kids coding platform that teaches kids how to use real programming languages and professional tools while creating games, coding apps, programming drones, building websites, and more.

Our founder and CEO David Dodge is a game designer and software architect who began working in product development for SEGA in the early 90s, and who later designed top rated games for the Sony Playstation and the PC. David is credited on over 30 titles for SEGA, Sony, and PC.

CodaKid is based in sunny Scottsdale, Arizona in the United States.

CodaKid courses are incredibly fun and engaging. Our award winning kids coding school has tens of thousands of kids how to build mods for Minecraft, design games, and build apps.
CodaKid uses real programming tools that the pros use. Other online kids coding courses use drag and drop technology or simple closed platforms.
We provide insanely awesome support! Our teachers love helping kids and will help you solve problems through email or even screenshare.
CodaKid monthly and annual subscriptions purchased directly from CodaKid include unlimited access to hundreds of hours of student projects!

CodaKid’s award-winning courses feature . Our online academy has taught over 50,000 kids and teens how to program using the same professional languages and tools used by professionals at companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon.
CodaKid has two great ways to learn how to code: 1) Our self-paced online courses 2) Our private 1-on-1 online lessons
CodaKid’s self-paced online courses are great for self-starters and feature over 700 hours of student projects. CodaKid provides awesome support from a team of engineers and teachers to help you solve problems through chat or screen share if you ever get stuck or have questions.
CodaKid’s private 1-on-1 online lessons are the fastest way to learn how to code. Working 1-on-1 over Zoom with your own private instructor, CodaKid students work their way through CodaKid’s structured curriculum and complete weekly homework assignments, receive weekly progress reports, and more.

CodaKid teaches JavaScript, Java, Lua, and the Unreal Blueprints scripting language - with more on the way soon! With CodaKid, student gain experience writing real code using the same tools that the pros use. We have a unique way of making our courses accessible to absolute beginner as young as age 7. We hope you'll give them a try!

Our coding courses teach booleans, conditionals, loops, variables, methods, arrays, switch statements, functions, and more. CodaKid classes also help boost students’ proficiency in mathematics, problem solving, and critical thinking.

Our online courses are self-paced and can be taken anytime – on your schedule. Students will watch HD video lessons, pause the videos, code, design, and then test their work. Our friendly instructional team is there every step of the way with awesome, award-winning support! Just use our handy chat button inside the learning platform or email the support team.

Each course can take anywhere between 30 and 60 hours to complete, depending upon the course and the child's speed.

Our courses are designed for children as young as 7. Children younger than 7 may take them, but may need more support from our instructors or a parent.

The Level 1 courses are designed for beginner to intermediate students. Level 1 courses start off slower and ramp up steadily. Videos can be rewound and re-watched if necessary, and the video speed can be slowed down or sped up to best accommodate different speeds. Our online instructional team is available for additional help when needed. Level 2 courses build upon the foundation established in the Level 1 courses. It is highly recommended that students complete Level 1 courses in each course path prior to taking a Level 2 course.

Yes. We have had a number of adult students as well as several students under the age of 6 take our course.

Yes. CodaKid’s online courses feature engaging, self-paced tutorials that are designed for one student per subscription. CodaKid also provides personalized one-on-one assistance through messaging and screen share with our students, making our subscription pricing an excellent value. CodaKid’s courses track student progress and quiz performance, and the course is designed to provide support for one final project per subscription. If you have 5 or more students as part of your group, you can contact the CodaKid Groups Manager for special volume pricing.

Yes. Starting in March 2021, you can buy Family Plans with a single price for up to 3 students that will all be nested under a single Parent account.

Yes. CodaKid features a sibling special allowing students to invite a friend or sibling to their private class for no additional charge.

CodaKid provides a 14 day free trial to see if you like our courses. If you like our service, just stay on past the 14 days and your card will be automatically billed on day 14 and then every 30 days unless you decide to cancel.

CodaKid students can use the red chat icon on the bottom right corner of the CodaKid learning platform if they ever need assistance. Most issues can usually be solved quickly through this portal, however if a student requires more assistance CodaKid will host screen share sessions with customers to solve more difficult issues.

CodaKid students can use the red chat icon on the bottom right corner of the CodaKid learning platform if they ever need assistance. Most issues can usually be solved quickly through this portal, however if a student requires more assistance CodaKid will host screen share sessions with customers to solve more difficult issues.

CodaKid offers prompt support from Monday to Friday from 9am PST to 6pm PST. We can also schedule appointments during off hours.

Currently, all of our teachers are located in the United States of America and across every U.S. time zone!

We select our teachers from the top 50 US universities and vet them not only for their programming skills but also for their ability to teach students! Not all programmers can teach, and not all teachers can code, but our teachers excel at both. We train our teachers in CodaKid’s Mastery Method, a socratic approach to teaching coding, problem solving, and architectural thinking.