Are the classes online or in person?

The website describes personalised one-to-one live classes online, and the school also mentions onsite programmes and runs robotics classes and labs in schools. Ask the provider where in-person sessions run and whether lessons are recorded.

How much does it cost?

The only fees published are for Robo Whiz robotics: US$400 (Beginner), US$600 (Intermediate) and US$800 (Advanced), each for 24 sessions. The page is undated, so confirm the current fee. For other courses, ask the provider.

Is there a free trial class?

Yes. The website offers a free demo class, which you can book through the contact form or by phone.

What courses are offered?

Champ Coder (a first programming course), Robo Whiz (robotics), Gaming Honcho (game development) and Metaverse Maestro (AI programmes), each with several levels.

When are classes held?

No class timetable is published. Ask the provider about available slots.

Coding School: coding, robotics, game design and AI for ages 6 to 16

STEMCoding

Checked Oct 2026Details checked October 2026

Al Qusais

Free trial

Coding School is a UAE coding and technology school for children aged 6 to 16, and a division of Airtics Education. Its core offer is personalised one-to-one live lessons taught online, and the school also mentions onsite programmes. There are four programme tracks. Champ Coder is a first programming course built around ScratchJr, Tynker, Google Sheets and Google Sites. Robo Whiz is a robotics track in three levels, running from basic electronics and LEGO engineering up to Raspberry Pi, Python and drones. Gaming Honcho teaches game design from Scratch3 and Construct through C# to Unity3D, in levels for ages 8 to 16. Metaverse Maestro, the AI track, moves from Scratch3 and Pictoblox projects such as chatbots and image recognition to machine learning with Python. The school says it is accredited by STEM.org, and it also runs workshops and robotics labs for schools. You can book a free demo class before committing. On Google the school is listed at an office in Illya Tower, Al Qusais; ask where any in-person sessions run.

codingschool.ai

The activity

Coding, explained

Coding for children starts with play. The youngest learners snap together picture blocks in apps such as ScratchJr to make characters move, then graduate to Scratch, where they build their own games and animations. Older children move on to typed languages such as Python and C#, game engines such as Unity, and robotics kits where the code makes lights, motors and sensors respond. Along the way they practise breaking a big problem into small steps, spotting and fixing mistakes, and sticking with a project until it works. Many children start with block-based coding at around six or seven, once they are comfortable reading short instructions, and move to text-based languages in their later primary or early secondary years.

Who it's for

Children aged 6 to 16. Gaming Honcho and Metaverse Maestro (AI) each run three levels: Base for ages 8 to 10, Intermediate for 11 to 13 and Advanced for 14 to 16. Robo Whiz and Champ Coder levels have no published age, so ask which suits your child; younger beginners usually start with Champ Coder, which uses ScratchJr and Tynker.

What to expect

Start with the free demo class, which you book through the website's contact form or by calling the school. The one-to-one lessons are live and online, so your child needs a computer and an internet connection; the school also mentions onsite programmes, so ask where in-person sessions run. Courses are built from modules: Champ Coder, for example, is four modules of four hours each (16 hours in all), and each Gaming Honcho level is also 16 hours. Robo Whiz levels run for 24 sessions. Whether lessons are recorded, whether a robotics kit is needed at home, and how often classes run each week are not published: ask the provider.

Highlights

Live one-to-one online classes for ages 6 to 16 (codingschool.ai)
Four tracks: Champ Coder, Robo Whiz robotics, Gaming Honcho game development and Metaverse Maestro (AI programmes) (codingschool.ai)
Robo Whiz robotics in three levels of 24 sessions each, from basic electronics to Raspberry Pi, drones and AR/VR (codingschool.ai)
Game design path from Scratch3 and Construct to C# and Unity3D (codingschool.ai)
Free demo class before you sign up (codingschool.ai)
4.9 on Google from 53 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Coding School holds 4.9 on Google from 53 reviews. 52 of those reviews give five stars and one gives one star.

The facts

Ages: 6 to 16
Gaming Honcho and AI levels
Base: 8-10
Intermediate: 11-13
Advanced: 14-16
(codingschool.ai)
Prices: Robo Whiz robotics: US$400 Beginner, US$600 Intermediate, US$800 Advanced, each for 24 sessions (undated website page; confirm current fee in AED). Other courses: ask the provider.
Trial: Free demo class (codingschool.ai)
Where: Office 206, Illya Tower, 1 Damascus Street, Al Qusais Industrial Area 3, Dubai (office on Google listing, not shown on the provider's site; call before visiting)
How to book: codingschool.ai/contact-us · +971 6 745 2556 · [email protected]

Questions parents ask

Good to know

The one-to-one classes are live online lessons; the school also mentions onsite programmes and runs workshops and in-school robotics labs, so ask where in-person sessions run (codingschool.ai)
Robo Whiz fees on the website are listed in US dollars: Beginner $400, Intermediate $600, Advanced $800, each for 24 sessions. The page is undated, so confirm the current fee in AED (codingschool.ai)
Coding School is part of Airtics Education (codingschool.ai)
Contact on the website: +971 6 745 2556 and [email protected] (codingschool.ai)