The first step into coding for kids aged 5–7. Using intuitive visual blocks, children will create their first games, interactive worlds, and animations — designed to be easy to master even before learning to read.

✦ CODING FOR KIDS

WHAT YOUR CHILD
WILL LEARN

Upon completing the course, students receive an official certificate. They can display it above their desk, take it to school, or add it to their achievements portfolio.

CERTIFICATE

A smooth learning curve that develops logic, spatial reasoning, and the key ability to finish projects.

THINKING
& PROBLEM-SOLVING

Learning is woven into a story: a quest through Space Coder Academy that keeps kids focused and motivated.

ENGAGING GAMIFICATION

Build original games and animated projects from scratch while putting new coding skills into practice.

Creating GAMES
& ANIMATIONS

Kids draw characters using the built-in editor, create custom backgrounds, and record sound effects.

DIGITAL CREATIVITY

Coding through visual blocks. Children master programming logic even before they can read.

FIRST STEPS
in it

Understand loops, design character movement paths, and set up interactions between elements.

ALGORITHMS & LOGIC

A playful tech intro for the youngest learners. Even without reading skills, children master ScratchJr to create their first animations, then boost their logic and build interactive games through a space quest adventure.

Junior COURSE CURRICULUM

Kids explore a visual coding environment that requires no reading skills. They master loops and object interactions while building their first mini-games and animated projects with custom voiceovers.

MODULE 1

Story-driven learning through a galaxy-hopping adventure. Children progress to more complex logic puzzles, enhance digital thinking, and design interactive projects featuring unique custom characters.

MODULE 2

Original interactive animations and mini-games featuring custom characters, hand-drawn backgrounds, voiceovers, and background music.

FEATURED
STUDENT PROJECTS

★ Featured Project

2D Games
with animals

Marcus, 5 y.o.

Learned to create sprites, custom backgrounds, movement blocks, and loops.

Makar, 6 y.o

Character interaction game.

Underwater Party

Polina, 6 y.o.

Learned multi-software animation creation.

Pixie with a Sketchbook

Melissa, 8 y.o.

An interactive animated game

Three Cats

Dominic, 5 y.o.

An obstacle course game with crystal collecting.

The King's Crown Quest

Makar, 6 y.o.

Created a 3D toy robot object named "Robotus"

3D Robot

TWO LEARNING FORMATS

Choose the format that best fits your child's goals

Individual

Parallel

1 teacher — 1 student

1 teacher — 3–5 students. They don't see or hear each other

A unique format where kids don't interrupt or distract each other. Everyone learns at their own pace — no rushing and no waiting for others, unlike standard group classes.

Another asks questions, clarifies details, or listens to theory

One child works
on a practical task

The teacher gives full attention to one child and guides them through all material

TEACHERS WHO CONNECT
WITH EVERY CHILD

We select thoroughly vetted instructors skilled at engaging every child — even those who seem hard to motivate.

JOHANNES
PATRICK

Senior
Teacher

Lifelong learner who adapts to every student's unique style. Combines broad experience and continuous self-improvement to make learning engaging and personalized.

MANISH
SHARMA

Senior
Teacher

Teaches coding through creativity and real-world projects. Helps students master Python, Java, and Web Development with fun and hands-on practice.

ADLAN
ALI HASSAN

Middle
Teacher

Simplifies complex tech and AI. Helps students learn hands-on, adapt quickly, and build confidence.

RECOMMENDED
BY PARENTS

«Local offline schools couldn’t compare to RTS»

«We were worried he was too young, but our fears were completely unfounded»

«My son was genuinely excited to do his homework»

The offline school in our state was nowhere near as good as RTS. My son is 13, and now instead of just sitting at his computer playing games, he is building his own. He attends Unity classes

My son is only 5 years old, so I was worried he’d get distracted and couldn't sit through a whole class. We tried a free trial lesson, and all my fears completely disappeared. 10 lessons later, he’s even more engaged. The program is perfectly tailored for young kids.

My youngest son is usually restless. He is taking the Roblox course, and I was amazed to see how thrilled he was doing his homework! Today I even told a developer friend: “I wish there were a school like this for adults.” Adults want to learn with passion, too, not just out of obligation.

Poland

Ksenia German

USA

Inna Mahoney

Elena Molodtsova