Turning curiosity into capability, one line of code at a time.
Coding Classes deliver hands-on digital skills training to young people in schools and community spaces across Kenya. From writing first lines of code to building real projects, students develop problem-solving skills, technical confidence and the foundations for a future in a connected economy.
In a world where technology shapes every industry, young people without digital skills are at a growing disadvantage. Our Coding Classes close that gap — giving students in underserved communities the same technical foundation that opens doors to higher education, careers and entrepreneurship.
Our priority — closing the gender gap in tech, one classroom at a time.
Students aged 13–18 gaining their first real digital skills.
Community sessions open to young people who have left school.
Beginner sessions using Scratch and web basics — no prior experience needed.
Students build their first web pages and learn the language of the internet.
Logic, variables and simple programmes that solve real problems.
Students design and build their own projects — apps, websites and tools for their communities.
Collaborative coding sessions where students teach and support each other.
Sessions on tech careers, higher education routes and entrepreneurship.
Students who complete the programme don't just learn to code — they learn to think differently. Several have gone on to enter regional tech competitions, and a growing number are now teaching their peers.
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Coding Classes run in dedicated labs and adapted classroom spaces in these counties. We are always ready to set up a new lab.
Digital Skills · BusiaSixty students. Ten days. Five Busia schools — many without a computer lab. By the final session, every participant had built and published their first webpage. The devices were left with the schools.
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