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Codeyoung
One-to-one live coding lessons that begin with Scratch and branch into Python and web development.
Codeyoung pairs each learner with an instructor for live, individual lessons. Younger students start by making Scratch projects, and older ones can go on to introductory Python or a web-development course. The routes are split by age rather than packaged as one course.
- Ages
- 6–17 years across separate courses
- Works on
- Online live lessons
- Format
- Live
- Topics
- Live classes, Coding
- Listed
- 2026-10-10
Rated 4.2 from 3,377 reviews on the Trustpilot company TrustScore (checked 2026-10-10).
What kids do
- Make beginner Scratch projects
- Try introductory Python
- Work through web-development lessons
Who it suits
The program guide gives a range of 6–17: Scratch for 6–10, introductory Python from 11, and web development for 10–13.
Notes for parents
Because every lesson is live with a single instructor, the pace is worked out between that instructor and the child.
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