Coding for Kids in Asia. In American English.

We live in an increasingly technology-driven world.

Prepare your children for success — and inspire them to create with code.

NEW!
One-Week Coding Summer Camp for Asia students,
ONLINE in July and August.

WHAT: CodeSprouts Coding Summer Camp in Asia, ONLINE and Live - Summer 2021
WHO: Students in Asia, Grades 3-7, who want to learn coding, from U.S. professional using American English
WHEN: One-week camps in July and August scheduled on weekdays, 9:00 a.m. - Noon (Taiwan time)
WHERE: ONLINE, live. From comfort of your own home, or wherever you may be. No need to drop off and pick up!
COST: US$410 (NT$11,500) for a one-week session. EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Pay by July 12 to save NT$1,000!

CodeSprouts Excites...

"My son came running out of Coding Club with stars in his eyes and told me that it was the best club ever. It's wonderful to see him so excited about learning a new skill." —J.H.

...and Builds Skills...

"Our son loved it and clearly got a lot out of it. He got a programmable Sphero for his birthday and he immediately set to editing the demo scripts it came with based on the understanding he got from your instruction!" —E.N.

...and Inspires.

"Aroused strong interest in coding and definitely learned a lot." —L.Z.

About Us

CodeSprouts was founded to help equip and inspire tomorrow's generation so they can be successful in a world increasingly focused on and controlled by technology. The founder and lead instructor, Michael O'Connell, has been teaching students about coding and computational thinking for the past several years at multiple schools in the United States (as described in this newsletter article), and has led coding camps and lessons at other schools and libraries. He spent many years working with employers such as IBM helping people learn and use computer science and technology and coding-related tools and languages. At IBM he was the Founding Editor-in-Chief of IBM developerWorks, the award-winning Web site that served 4 million visitors per month. He also was the Founding Editor-in-Chief of JavaWorld, an online magazine for Java software developers.

We turn kids into CREATORS rather than mere
consumers of technology

Grow key LIFE SKILLS:
problem-solving, teamwork, perseverance, critical thinking, logic, and more.

FUTURE-PROOF children's careers:
Tomorrow's jobs require computational thinking and computer science knowledge.

Enroll Now!

Questions?

Contact Mr. Michael O'Connell at michael@moconnell.com (English) or
Dr. Weiyang Joann Wong at LINE ID @698fhqdm (Chinese).