Small online groups.
Never more than 4 kids.
Most online schools put 8 to 15 children in a room and call it a class. We cap every group at 4, so your child talks, asks, and gets looked at — at roughly half the price of one-on-one. First lesson is free.
Children per group, hard limit
Not "small group, usually". Four seats exist and when they are gone the group is closed.
Engineer, not a script reader
Lessons are taught by a working developer who can answer the question behind the question.
First lesson
Sit in on a real group, watch your child in it, then decide. No card, no commitment.
Courses and prices
Every price below is for a block of 4 weekly lessons of 60 minutes, per child. Paid before the block starts.
AI Game Studio
Ages 10–16Roblox Studio plus a full AI toolkit: the kids generate their own textures and characters with image models, use an AI assistant to reason through game logic, and build 3D props. They ship a playable game with art nobody else has.
- Lua scripting in Roblox Studio
- AI-generated textures, icons and characters
- Game logic and architecture with an AI assistant
- 3D models built and imported into the game
- Published to Roblox — friends can actually play it
Roblox & Lua
Ages 8–14The classic track. Real Lua code, real game mechanics, no drag-and-drop blocks — a first taste of engineering rather than a toy.
- Lua from variables to functions and events
- 3D level design in Roblox Studio
- Own game published at the end of the block
Python
Ages 10–17The language universities and employers actually use. From first script to object-oriented code, built around projects the child chooses.
- Syntax, data structures, functions, OOP
- Small games and automation scripts
- Prepares for school computer science
Web Development
Ages 9–17HTML, CSS and JavaScript until the child has a site of their own on the open internet, with a link they can send to anyone.
- HTML5, CSS3, responsive layout
- JavaScript and interactivity
- A real published site with its own address
Chess
Ages 5–15Plain chess, no AI and no gimmicks — openings, tactics, endgames and tournament preparation with a coach who plays.
- Fundamentals through to opening repertoire
- Tactics training every session
- Tournament preparation for those who want it
Group or one-on-one?
Both are online, both are taught by the same instructor. The honest difference:
| What matters | Group of 4 | One-on-one |
|---|---|---|
| Price per month | $180–220 | $280 |
| Pace | Shared, steady, follows the group | Entirely your child’s |
| Motivation | Strong — kids show each other what they built | Depends on the child |
| Schedule | Fixed weekly slot | Flexible, arranged with you |
| Best for | Most children, and anyone who likes company | Very shy, very advanced, or awkward time zones |
Questions parents ask
Why only 4 children?
Because past four, an online lesson turns into a lecture. With four, every child shares their screen every single lesson and gets corrected on their own code. That is the whole product.
What if my child misses a lesson?
Tell us at least 24 hours ahead and we move it into another group at no charge. Every lesson is also recorded, so nothing is lost either way.
What does the child need?
A computer or laptop (a tablet is not enough for Roblox Studio or code), headphones, and a stable connection. We set the software up together during the free trial lesson.
What language are lessons in?
English, Ukrainian or Russian — groups are formed by language, so tell us which one at booking.
Is there a discount for a second child?
Yes — 15% off for a sibling, and 10% off if you pay three blocks up front. Ask when you book.
Does the AI course just let the computer do the work?
The opposite. The child still writes the Lua by hand — AI is used the way a working developer uses it: to generate assets, to argue through a design, to explain an error. They finish able to read code, not just prompt for it.
Take the free lesson first
Sit in with your child, see the group, meet the instructor. Decide afterwards — most parents do.
Book a free trial lesson →Sign up for a Free Trial
No commitment. No payment. Just your child's first coding class.
5 / 5 · 1 review
“We were looking for coding classes for kids in Hamilton and a friend recommended Exclusive-IT. My 11-year-old started the Roblox course one-on-one and built his first real game in a few weeks. The mentor is patient, the lessons are in plain English, and my son actually looks forward to them. Highly recommend for any parent who wants their child to learn to code.”
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