Modify, code and design with Minecraft Education. As an official Microsoft Education Global Training Partner, we teach the fundamentals of coding using your child’s favourite game!
Learn advanced Scratch game development skills by completing exciting challenges. Scratch was designed by MIT in the USA and is an amazing visual way to learn coding skills.
Develop real software and games with Python, one of the most used coding languages world-wide. Learn fun and extremely useful Python skills in a personalised environment.
We deliver weekly, 75 minute virtual workshops, after school hours.
Each week, our students interact with our qualified, Australian-based instructors in a live and engaging online environment.
Each session is delivered in small groups where kids receive individualised support while interacting with their peers.
Students will learn practical coding applications by completing various challenges and projects, gaining key 21st century skills!
Diving into the amazing world of code - from home
Dive into coding and discover xxx! Enjoy online learning at its best, with LIVE instructors and highly engaging activities and digital projects. Designed for kids aged 9 – 15, the classes are structured to enable each student to progress and achieve differentiated coding milestones!
Super fun, interactive challenges for every level of experience
Our qualified and enthusiastic instructors are trained to guide groups of kids of all levels through the fundamentals of coding, inspiring them to develop key 21st century skills.
Mentorship from Australian based instructors
Learn digital skills through gamification and challenge based curriculum.
Kids get inspired by collaborating with instructors and classmates who share their passion for coding!
Transforming education with remote STEM learning
Distance or home learning opens up so many opportunities for kids from anywhere to dive into the amazing world of coding and STEM - while making friends along the way!
Setting up for your child's online class - our recommendation!
We strongly recommend using one laptop or PC, with an additional screen.
Display the Virtual Classroom on the screen with the camera, and the activity or software on the other. This way, the student can try the challenges and activities on one screen, while speaking to the instructor and their peers on the other.
Frequently Asked Questions
Each class will have a maximum of 7 students.
The Junior Engineers instructors are trained in all Cyber Security and Duty of Care policies. The Virtual Classrooms are all password protected and only accessible by registered students or their legal guardians. The instructors are also trained to report any issues immediately to us at the Junior Engineers HQ.
All the Junior Engineers instructors are highly qualified and trained STEM professionals, with compliant Blue Cards, who have been thoroughly vetted and trained by us. Many of them are University students, completing degrees in the subjects they are teaching 🙂Â
In each class, the instructor will explain and demonstrate the principles being taught and then allow the students to replicate the code or activity on their device. Then, the students can ask questions, discuss, share their screens and more. After a challenge has been completed, the instructor will move on to the next subject, and so on.Â
All levels of experience are welcome. We highly recommend that each student know the basics of using a computer, such as sharing their screen, using a mouse, switching between screens etc.
