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Learn coding in english or Japanese!

Private, Small group lessons

Flexible curriculum that suits all students

Class for ages 6-16

Course Content

This course assists children in developing coding skills and computational thinking. Children will develop the ability to create their own projects and enrich their minds through taking a variety of different coding lessons.


Why English?

It is generally considered that the best practice for learning code is through English, and that those who have a different mother tongue should learn English before reading and writing code.

Furthermore, if you were to be working as a programmer internationally, you would need to be able to speak a language that you might not understand. It can be hard to follow what’s going on, should you not know English.

My Methodology

Finding a balance between both knowledge and skill is my end goal. By doing this, I intend on deepening their understanding of code, while also enabling them to perform increasingly complex programming activities.

Student Centric


Personalized Courses

1:3 Teacher Student Ratio per group

Private Lessons Available

Flexible Make-up Lessons

Flexible Curriculum


5 years of teaching experience with attention to detail

Teaching materials that meet CSTA and ISTE standards

Extensive materials

English / Japanese


Teaching materials can be used in both English or Japanese

Practice a presentation

Share project to realize growth and leads to self-confidence

TRAINING PARTNERS AND EVENTS

A development school designed for Japanese Roblox developers

Coding Competitions

Discord – “1st Monthly Roblox Game Creation Contest”

Welcome to Beginners!

EXA KIDS2022 – The idea behind this competition is that “Anything Goes” as long as it relates to “IT”

Customer Reviews

See what the parents have to say about my coding workshops and lessons.

Have your child start learning code today.

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My Virtual Classroom

Nihongo De Code

We are available in English and Japanese.

nihongodecode@gmail.com

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