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

Teaches breaking complex tasks into simple steps, debugging logic errors, and guiding projects from initial idea to completed game.

ALGORITHMIC
MINDSET

Gaming becomes a development tool. Children step beyond being players to design their own rules, mechanics, and worlds.

CREATIVE
THINKING

Kids gain hands-on tech experience and discover which specialization inspires them to grow further.

ENGINEERING BASICS & OOP

Develop spatial reasoning and coordinate skills. Children write algorithms that automate repetitive tasks and build structures through code.

3D SPATIAL THINKING
& AUTOMATION

From visual blocks to text-based code. Kids master variables, loops, and conditions through hands-on practice, preparing for real-world programming languages.

CODING
FOUNDATION

The course consists of 4 core blocks (40 lessons). Children transition from visual blocks and automated construction to writing real text-based Lua code.

Minecraft COURSE CURRICULUM

Master loops, conditions, and variables. Learn to automate building construction using algorithms.

module1

Transition from blocks to real code. Learn to write syntactically correct in-game scripts.

module 2

Explore the in-game OS and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) basics. Program smart automated devices and mechanisms.

module 3-4

From simple construction algorithms to custom games and smart robots in Minecraft.

FEATURED
STUDENT PROJECTS

★ Featured Project

Help Rocket Boss Save Christmas

Eric, 14 y.o.

Programmed a robot to complete various automated tasks.

Adria, 8 y.o.

Learned to work with loops and variables.

Pikachu

Mikhail, 10 y.o.

Mastered loops, variables, and functions.

Castle Complex

Stepan, 11 y.o

Mastered Pastebin, arrays, and matrices.

Sonic Ring Collector

Timur, 8 y.o.

Learned Pastebin integration, commands, and functions.

Piggy Bank

Dmitry, 9 y.o

In-game computer programming with Lua.

Automated Wheat Farm

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.

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