Interactive Learning
Students participate, experiment, build and test their own work; Level 1 uses visual coding blocks in Scratch.
Explore. Code. Create.
A progressive journey from computer foundations and computational thinking to Python, web development, and responsible use of artificial intelligence.
Learning parents can trust
Students participate, experiment, build and test their own work; Level 1 uses visual coding blocks in Scratch.
Strong technical backgrounds combined with the ability to simplify concepts for each learner.
Choose a limited-size group experience or fully personalized individual sessions.
A short Weekly Mission follows each session, with Progress Reports after Sessions 4 and 8 and a Parent Showcase in Session 12.
Each level ends with a tangible project where the student applies and presents what they learned.
Experience teaching more than 100 students, from children through university level.
THE NOVA VERSE PATH
Every level builds on the previous one and ends with a practical project that turns new skills into something the student can show.
Computer Fundamentals • Logic • Algorithms • Scratch
Build computer foundations, logical thinking and algorithms, then apply them through visual programming in Scratch.
Python Programming
Move from blocks to real Python code and bring core programming skills together in a practical application.
HTML • CSS • VS Code • JS Basics
Build a first web experience and learn the essential tools used to turn a visual idea into a real page.
AI • Prompting • Responsible Use
Understand AI, explore practical tools, write better prompts and develop responsible, critical use habits.
Flexible learning
All sessions are delivered live on Google Meet, recorded, and shared with the parent for later review.
Small groups of no more than 4 students, combining interaction, collaboration and instructor attention.
Choose Group ClassesFully personalized sessions for learners who need individual attention or a different pace.
Choose 1-on-1PARENT FAQ
Clear answers to the questions parents usually ask before enrollment.
No. Previous programming experience is not required, and Level 1 is the natural starting point for most students.
Yes. Students need a laptop or computer because they build and practice during the session.
Instruction is mainly in Arabic, while technical terms, tools and learning materials are presented in English.
Yes. A short Weekly Mission follows each session to reinforce the skill, and every Level ends with a final project.
Parents receive Progress Reports after Sessions 4 and 8. In Session 12, the student presents the final project in a Parent Showcase and explains what they built, tested and debugged.
Yes. Sessions are delivered live through Google Meet, recorded, and shared with the parent for later review.
Group Classes include no more than 4 students and provide structured peer interaction, while 1-on-1 offers fully individual attention and greater flexibility in learning pace.
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