How Parents Are Involved
Monthly updates
We provide a high-level view of the monthly theme—whether it’s "Docker Deployment Month" or "AI Creative Arts." Parents receive insights into the specific "Big Questions" students tackled and a sneak peek into the upcoming technology stack.
Progress reports
Beyond grades, we track "Skill Growth." Our reports visualize progress in logic, technical confidence, and teamwork. Using data-driven charts, parents can see their child’s evolution from a passive user to an active infrastructure manager.
Demo days
At the end of each module, we host a "Showcase Quest." Students present their live servers, games, or AI agents to parents. This turns technical milestones into shared family celebrations, proving the "Epic Win."
Certificates & Graduation
Skill-based certificates
We use a granular badge system. Students earn "Quest Badges" for individual tasks (e.g., Docker Deployer or Logic Master) and "Skill Certificates" for mastering entire technologies. This provides constant positive reinforcement.
Project-based graduation
Graduation is an achievement, not just an event. Certificates are only awarded once a student successfully launches their final project—whether it’s a hosted game or an AI assistant. We prioritize proof of competence over simple attendance.
Portfolio showcase
Every graduate leaves with a professional Student Profile Portfolio. This is a dedicated digital space that showcases their live projects, code repositories, and earned badges, serving as a powerful credential for future school or job applications.
FAQ
Top questions answered
Not at all. We follow the "Hard Fun" philosophy. By using visual blocks first and then moving to real code through play and mentorship, we turn complex logic into an exciting game.
No prior experience is required. We conduct a friendly initial assessment to understand your child's current level and provide necessary preparation to ensure they start their journey with confidence.
We offer flexible learning options. Our onsite labs provide high-tech hardware and peer collaboration, while our online sessions use remote-desktop tools to give the same hands-on experience from home.
We transform "passive consumption" (scrolling) into "active creation" (building). Our sessions are structured with breaks and focused tasks, teaching kids to use technology as a tool, not a distraction.
Absolutely not. We guide both the students and the parents. Through our Odoo Parent Portal and monthly updates, we explain your child's progress in simple, clear language.
