Why SC4K was founded?
In today’s rapidly evolving digital world, coding and robotics have become essential skills for future employment and innovation. Many careers—across engineering, healthcare, environmental science, and business—now require technological literacy and problem-solving abilities that begin with early exposure to coding and robotics. However, access to such programs remains limited.
What are the benefits on joining to SC4K?
Qualified instructors: We have a team of trained teachers and volunteers with bachelors in computer science or masters in computer science with more than 10 years IT industry experiences.
Proven curriculum: Our programs are designed to align with Ontario curriculum standards and adapted for various age groups, from elementary to high school.
Hands-on learning experiences: Students will build real-world projects using tools like Scratch, Arduino, robotics kits, Python, C, C++, and Java encouraging STEM based education.
Flexible delivery: Programs can be offered online or in-person and after school, on weekends, or during school breaks to meet community schedules.
Coding & Robotics Contests: Our students participate minimum 3 contests per year
Is the cost of SC4K programs accessible and budget-friendly for parents?
Yes. We believe every child should have the chance to learn coding without financial barriers. That’s why our program fees are about half of the typical market price. We also offer discounts and scholarships for families in need. Plus, our coding club provides free mentorship, free webinars for parents, free events, and many other learning opportunities.
How to experience the quality before register?
We provide free trial class for every level and every program to come and experience the class before register.
How do we conduct our regular classes?
Both our in-person and online classes are limited to a maximum of five students, ensuring a strong 1:5 teacher-to-student ratio. Our program is fully project-based—students create and submit their own projects, and present them at the end of each project cycle.
We conduct only small group classes (maximum 5 students) to promote teamwork, collaboration, brainstorming, and peer learning. Our classes follow STEM-based, student-centered learning principles.
Every child receives a certificate upon completing each level.