7–10years
Little Makers
Coding with colorful blocks. No typing needed.
- Scratch basics: move, repeat, if
- Animated stories and cards
- First mini games
Coding classes · Ages 7 and up
Don't just play games. Build them.
Your child learns to think step by step, solve problems and make real things: games, animations and websites. Taught in Bangla, at the right level for their age.
7–10 · Scratch11–14 · Web + Python15+ · Python + JavaScript
Try it: your first program
when ▶ Run clicked
pen color
repeat
times
move 60 steps
turn 90°
Change the number in "repeat", then press Run. What shape do you get?
Age groups
The right start for every age
Small kids start with blocks they drag and drop. Older kids type real code. Everyone builds something they can show at home.
11–14years
Young Builders
From blocks to real code, step by step.
- HTML & CSS: their own web page
- Python: quiz and number games
- Logic and problem solving
15+years
Teen Developers
Skills for future study and freelancing.
- Python projects and tools
- JavaScript for interactive sites
- A small portfolio on GitHub
Learning path
Four stops, from blocks to real code
Each stop builds on the last. Kids move ahead when they finish a project, not by age alone.
1
Scratch
scratch.mit.edu
Drag blocks to make characters move, talk and play. Learns loops and events.
2
HTML & CSS
<h1>Hello</h1>
Builds a first web page about themselves, with colors and pictures.
3
Python
print("Hello")
Writes small games and a calculator. Learns variables and logic.
4
JavaScript
button.onclick
Makes web pages react to clicks. Their site starts to feel like an app.
What kids build
Projects they can show at home
Ages 7–10 · Scratch
Maze game
Guide a character to the goal with arrow keys.
Ages 11–14 · HTML & CSS
"About me" web page
Their name, hobbies and favorite pictures, online.
Ages 11+ · Python
Math quiz game
Asks questions, checks answers and keeps score.
Ages 15+ · JavaScript
Calculator app
A working calculator they can open on a phone.
For parents
Screen time that builds something
Most kids already spend hours on screens. Coding turns some of that time into making, not only watching.
What your child gains
- Step-by-step thinkingBreaking a big problem into small steps helps in math and school work too.
- Patience with mistakesCode breaks often. Kids learn to find the bug and try again.
- A head startCoding basics are useful for future study in science, tech and freelancing.
How we keep it safe
- Parents are the contactWe talk to parents, not directly to children, about classes and updates.
- No photos without permissionA child's photo or video is shared only with a parent's written consent.
- Small groupsClasses stay small so every child gets attention.
Founder's note
Md Sakil Hosen
Chairman, Sarkar IT Firm · Founder, Shakil IT Firm
"I have worked in digital marketing and web since 2019. I started Sarkar IT Firm so that kids in Bangladesh can learn coding early, in their own language, and grow up as makers of technology, not only users."
The first batch is filling up soon
Join the waitlist. We will message you when classes open, with the schedule and your child's free first class.
FAQ
Questions parents ask
Is 7 too young for coding?
No. At 7, kids learn with Scratch blocks: they drag, drop and see results right away. No typing or English skills needed to start.
Does my child need a laptop?
A laptop or desktop works best. Early Scratch lessons can also run on a tablet in a browser.
What language are classes in?
Bangla. Code words like "print" or "repeat" stay in English, and we explain each one.
How much does it cost?
The first class is free. Fees and schedule for the full course will be shared with families on the waitlist first.
Online or in person?
We will announce the class format with the first batch. Join the waitlist to get the details.