Sign up for a trial lesson
IT-Intern Course. Programming for Beginners
● Develops logic, attention, and patience
● Children create simple games and animations
ScratchJr, LEGO, TinkerCAD, Minecraft
📚
4 directions
Course duration
⏳
9 months
Lesson duration
🕒
2 hours
Schedule
📅
Once a week
Schedule a trial lesson with us
Why is IT Intern suitable for children aged 5-7?
Builds models and programs robots
Children build, move, and combine elements - developing motor skills, attention, and perseverance.
Receives constant support from the teacher
Children get help whenever needed and learn to work independently.
Works in a team with other children
They learn to explain their ideas, collaborate, and communicate.
Your child creates games and programs in Scratch, Minecraft, and TinkerCAD 3D
They imagine characters and stories while learning basic logical structures.
Study Programme
Year 1
In this module, students learn the basics of robotics. Children learn to control and program robots, learn what they are made of, and how they work. Students interact with Dash&Dot - real robots that teach children to program in a game form.
- Programming of robots
- Improving knowledge of robot operation
- Study of the basic concepts of programming (cycles, iterations, conditions, etc.)
- Bonus: Teamwork
Scratch Jr is a tool that allows to teach children the basic skills of programming, as well as creative thinking and systematic reasoning, even if they can not read.
- Creating personalized games on Scratch Junior
- Applying the laws of mathematics and physics in games
- Learning animation
- Character development
- Bonus: Basic programming (variables, cycles, logical sequences)
In this module, children will immerse themselves in an exciting world of construction and creativity using the famous Lego building blocks.
Children will learn to build and construct with the help of Lego components, as well as basic programming. Our experienced instructors will help children unlock their creative potential and teach them the basics of engineering through play and entertainment. Each lesson will be filled with new challenges, projects and fun activities that will stimulate the imagination and develop programming and engineering skills.
What the student will learn:
Children will learn to build and construct with the help of Lego components, as well as basic programming. Our experienced instructors will help children unlock their creative potential and teach them the basics of engineering through play and entertainment. Each lesson will be filled with new challenges, projects and fun activities that will stimulate the imagination and develop programming and engineering skills.
What the student will learn:
- Engineering basics: Model design and understanding of mechanisms.
- Problem thinking: Developing creative solutions for tasks.
- Creativity and design: Creating unique designs and developing artistic skills.
- Collaboration and communication: Teamwork and exchange of ideas.
- Confidence and autonomy: Development of self-reliance skills and self-confidence.
Year 2
We study the sequential and cyclic algorithms with Code.org, Scratch and Minecraft.
Hard skills:
Knowledge of basic programming, creating games and animations in the Scratch environment, solving puzzles with programming in Code.org, familiarity with different aspects of the Minecraft world.
Soft skills:
Development of logical thinking, fantasy, ability to generate new ideas and implement them with knowledge and teamwork.
Hard skills:
Knowledge of basic programming, creating games and animations in the Scratch environment, solving puzzles with programming in Code.org, familiarity with different aspects of the Minecraft world.
Soft skills:
Development of logical thinking, fantasy, ability to generate new ideas and implement them with knowledge and teamwork.
We learn to program our projects, games, animations on the computer. We take the idea, make a plan for creating the game/application/robots, implement it and present it to the kids.
Hard skills:
Ability to work with the Tynker platform, write plans for creating projects, gradually implement them until the final result.
Soft skills:
Development of acting skills and performance in public, ability to protect and present your project, confidence passing, teamwork skill, development of creative and logical thinking.
Hard skills:
Ability to work with the Tynker platform, write plans for creating projects, gradually implement them until the final result.
Soft skills:
Development of acting skills and performance in public, ability to protect and present your project, confidence passing, teamwork skill, development of creative and logical thinking.
We learn to let go of fantasy and, with the help of web tool Tinkercad, create 3D model of our own universe with its unique inhabitants.
Hard skills:
Ability to work with the Tinkercad platform, create 3D model of any object.
Soft skills:
The development of fantasy, the volume of thinking without a frame, the opening of creative potential, the passage of confidence and ability to go from idea to result.
Hard skills:
Ability to work with the Tinkercad platform, create 3D model of any object.
Soft skills:
The development of fantasy, the volume of thinking without a frame, the opening of creative potential, the passage of confidence and ability to go from idea to result.
15 minutes of digital literacy
Each lesson includes 15 minutes of special training:
-
How to sit properly at the computer
-
How to use a mouse and keyboard
-
How to save and find files
-
Basics of online safety
Student projects
Anna, 7 years old
Scratch game creation project
Alexandr, 6 years old
Minecraft project
Dima, 7 years old
3D object creation project in TinkerCAD
Olivia, 6 years old
Scratch game creation project
Dan, 6 years old
3D object creation project in TinkerCAD
Iuliana, 7 years old
Minecraft project
Mihail, 6 years old
Scratch game creation project
Iurii, 5 years old
Scratch game creation project
Ivan, 7 years old
Scratch game creation project
How does your child progress during the program?
● Present their own digital project (game or animation)
● Receive a certificate after completing the beginner programming course
● Work confidently on both tablet and computer
● Follow step-by-step instructions
● Explain their actions using simple words
● Create a complete mini-game with characters, rules, and movement
● Make a simple presentation explaining their project
● Work in pairs, share roles, and help others
● Save, open, and run projects confidently
● Bring a character to life in ScratchJr: movement, sound, colour
● Learn to drag blocks and run a simple animation
● Solve tasks based on examples with mentor support
● Get used to the lesson structure and gain confidence in a group
● Create short animations independently
● Invent simple game ideas: story and actions
● Use a tablet confidently and start working with a mouse
● Formulate commands such as “the character moves forward”, “say a phrase”, “change the background”
During the 9 months, children don’t just “play” - they move step by step from beginner to confident creator.
Choose Your Plan
Pick the option that works best for you to finalize your child's registration. All lessons are 2 hours each.
🎉 Early Bird Pricing — prices below include a 10% discount, available for registrations completed before September 1st.
Monthly subscription
149 EUR
Early Bird
165 EUR
37.25 € / lesson
Discovery
4 lessons – 2h each
A first taste of the course — the best way to find out if your child loves it before committing further.
Sign up⭐ Most Popular
3-month subscription -5%
423 EUR
Early Bird
470 EUR496 EUR
35.25 € / lesson
Full Module
12 lessons – 2h each
One complete module, start to finish — ending with a presentation lesson where parents come to see their child show what they built.
Sign up💎 Best Value
9-month subscription -20%
1069 EUR
Early Bird
1188 EUR1485 EUR
29.70 € / lesson – lowest price per lesson
Full School Year
36 lessons – 2h each
All 3 modules, September to June — the complete path, at the lowest price per lesson.
Sign up
How are the lessons conducted?
Frequently Asked Questions
Each session lasts 2 hours, once a week. This duration is carefully designed to keep young learners engaged without feeling overwhelmed. A typical lesson includes a mix of interactive theory, hands-on project creation, a short creative break, and 15 minutes dedicated to essential digital literacy skills.
Submit a request
Submit a request
We keep our groups small, with a maximum of 8 to 10 students per class. This ensures that every child receives personalized attention, guidance, and continuous feedback from the instructor while still enjoying a collaborative team environment with their peers.
Submit a request
Submit a request
Nothing at all! We provide all required equipment and learning materials, including tablets, computers, and educational robotics kits. Your child just needs to bring their enthusiasm and curiosity!
Submit a request
Submit a request
Yes! If your child misses a lesson due to illness or personal reasons, you can arrange a make-up session in another parallel group during the same week or module. Simply notify us in advance so we can reserve a spot.
Submit a request
Submit a request
Absolutely. We understand that family schedules can change. You can transfer your child to a different time slot or day at any point during the term, provided there are open seats in the desired group.
Submit a request
Submit a request
Would you like your child to take the first step into IT?
Sign up for a trial lesson
Learn the basics of programming
Create their own projects
Develop logical and creative thinking
Come to a trial lesson in Ghent!
Sign up to discover our coding and robotics courses and camps for children aged 5 to 17
Develop your child’s digital skills with impact