Trial Coding Class (Ages 7 to 16)

Not sure if your child will like our coding classes? Sign up for a trial!

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Trial Classes Available Weekly

Enrollment for 2022 Semester 2 (July – November)

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Contact Us to Learn More

Email us at classes@computhink.com.sg or WhatsApp/SMS us at +65 88586173

See Trial Schedule

Believe you can, and you’re halfway there. – Theodore Roosevelt

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Class Structure

1.5 hours Trial Class

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Location

Computhink Kids @ TPY Library
(TPY Library Side Entrance)

*Online Classes also available*

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Equipment

Physical Classes: Laptops provided

Online Classes: A laptop/computer with a working webcam and good internet connection

The Computhinker Experience

Here’s what your child will experience as a Regular Weekly Computhink Student:

Learn To Code

Discover Programming and the wonders that you can create.

Hands On Programming

Create games, animations, and real-world programs.

Extensively Researched and Rigorous Curriculum

10 CodeThinker Levels with over 300+ Topics from Block-Based to Text-Based Programming

Parent Consultation

Discuss with our experts on what is the best coding experience for your child.

Experienced Guidance

Small class setting for maximum learning.

Project Portfolio and Showcase

Exiting and Fun project to showcase in your Project Portfolio

Trial Class

$30

1.5 hour trial class

2022 Semester 2 Trial Class

For enrollment to 2022 Semester 2 (Jul-Nov) Weekly Classes

As we are about halfway through our Semester, to ensure the best learning experience for new and current students, we have paused our trial registrations for our 2022 Semester 2 classes. Interested students may register for our upcoming holiday classes:

October PSLE Marking Week Holidays

(Ages 7-11) Minecraft Build Challenges 3-Hours Workshops > Learn More
(Ages 12+) Python + Minecraft 4-Days Camp > Learn More

Suitable for beginners, online & onsite classes available.

October to December Year-End Holidays

*Coming soon!*

$30

1.5 hour trial class

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Why is learning to code important?

Coding is a necessary skill for the future

Programming (or coding) is the art of telling computers what to do. And as we go into the next wave of technological innovations, it is important, now more than ever, to equip our children with the skills necessary to navigate and create their future world.

In the past, programmers were trained in universities, honing their craft as they enter the workplace. However, the big changemakers who have made big strides in transforming computer technology often had their start early on in life or in their early teens. (Think Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk… and more)

Learning programming early develops the brain

Learning programming early develops the brain as the child gains a deeper understanding of logical thinking. By using computational thinking skills as they practice writing their programs, students enhance their ability in logical reasoning which will have an everlasting impact on their future in whichever career that they chose.

Programming in the next 10 years and beyond

Over the next 10 years and beyond, programming is expected to be the fastest-growing occupation in the world. With 1 million jobs going unfilled in critical fields such as Big Data, Analytics, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, we seek to provide our students with the foundation in logical thinking and problem solving that will be valuable for their success in their future world.

Why learn to code at Computhink?

What if your child could learn skills that will allow them to write codes to program a website; or design a mobile app; or program a robot? What wonders would they create? At Computhink, we believe in making the learning process fun, interactive and purposeful. Students have a reason to learn what they deem as interesting and in that process, they are immersed in their personalized creative world and learning experience.

This is why the Computhink programme is so unique.

David Lee

PRINCIPAL TRAINER

David graduated with a Master of Technology from NUS where he explored A.I. technologies and optimisation algorithms.

He has 12 years of experience in the IT industry and has designed and programmed enterprise systems. He was most recently a Project Manager with one of the world’s largest investment banks where he managed and executed projects building online and mobile banking solutions.

David is a registered instructor with MOE and has coached students in Changkat Primary, Red Swastika Primary, Teck Ghee Primary, Rulang Primary and Poi Ching Primary (and more!) in Scratch Programming as part of the Code for Fun initiative. He conducts programming holiday camps and regular coding classes at Computhink Kids @ Toa Payoh.