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Python Projects(Advanced)

Advanced Python project classes for teens ages 12-16. Build real apps, games, and tools while strengthening core programming skills.

Ages 10–16 advanced one on one
Python Projects is built for teens who already know the basics and are ready to build something bigger than a single-file exercise — a real, complete program they can point to and say "I built this."

Rather than a fixed curriculum, each student works with their mentor to scope a project suited to their interests and current skill level: a simple game, a useful tool, a small automation script, or something entirely their own idea.

Along the way, mentors introduce the skills that separate "knows the basics" from "can actually build things" — working with multiple files, organizing larger programs, handling errors gracefully, and debugging real problems as they come up.

By the end, your teen will have one or more complete, working projects for a personal portfolio — genuinely useful for college applications, or simply as proof of what they can build.

This course assumes basic prior Python experience (variables, loops, functions) — a great next step after Python for Beginners, or for a teen who's already learned the basics elsewhere.

Curriculum

  1. 01

    Getting Started with Python

    Setting up, variables, and your first program.

  2. 02

    Loops & Logic

    Making decisions and repeating actions in code.

  3. 03

    Functions & Mini Projects

    Organizing code and building a text-based game.

  4. 04

    Final Project Showcase

    Build and present an original Python project.

What they'll be able to do

  • Write and debug real Python programs independently
  • Understand variables, loops, conditionals, and functions
  • Build and present an original project
  • Develop problem-solving and computational thinking skills

Course FAQs

No — this course assumes zero prior experience and starts from the very basics.

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