The Program
A Complete Technology Leadership & Systems Thinking Program
We'll learn how to code games
Code and design a full game from scratch
We'll learn how to build websites
Build a real website, live on the internet, from scratch
We'll learn programing Languages
A few different programming languages for different uses
We'll learn to turn Ideas Into products
From concept to working software
We'll Make AI products clear and controllable
Don’t build in the dark - know exactly how AI creations works.
We'll see how the internet works
Servers, protocols, the real web
What can they do with it?
Build their ideas and inventions
Make real use of their skills
Build websites for clients
Put their acquired knowledge to work
Build landing pages
earn $ at a young age
Invent, program and build games
Use their creativity & aquired capabilities with real world needs
Is Coding Still Relevant?
In an AI World, Understanding Code Is Power.
When you know how software is structured,
You Control the Code, instead of relying on It
When you know how front-end connects to back-end
You don’t Build in the Dark. You Know How It Works!
When you understand how databases store information,
You are a few steps ahead of anyone who uses only AI.
When you understand how logic controls behavior
you’re not just generating code - you’re operating at a leadership level.
When you understand exactly what AI creates for you
you’re no longer dependent on tools - you’re in control of them
The Course Flexibility and Convenience
Online
Study from anywhere in the world - no commute needed
Self-Paced
The course offers flexibility and convenience - your own schedule, no fixed timetable.
Rewatch Anytime
Pause, rewind, re-watch as many times as needed
Yours Forever
Access never expires - including all future updates
How does it actually work?
We build a game
The game's logic trains real programming thinking - variables, loops, conditions, events.
We put it inside a website
The game lives on a real website they build and design - so anyone in the world can play it.
Three skills, one project
Without noticing, the students learn to code, build websites, and create games - all at once.
They become builders
The goal: mastery of every tool, so they can build anything they can imagine.
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What Parents Say
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All a child needs is one good teacher to empower them.
I'm married to Galya and a proud father of Tevelle, Mattar, and Sadot. Our family has been deeply involved in the homeschooling community for many years. I’ve spent years immersed in education, researching, teaching, and examining how children truly learn and grow.
I am both a high-tech entrepreneur and an educator. I've built startups, led product development, coded real-world systems, and served as a strategic advisor and mentor to multiple startups.
On the education side, I spent eight years leading and developing a large homeschool co-op community - organizing courses, enrichment programs, and building a culture where children were expected to grow.
When I first presented the curriculum to parents, some were surprised. Instead of simplified beginner tools, I chose to teach real programming languages - the same technologies used professionally. Not visual drag-and-drop. Not toy environments. Real code.
Because children are capable of more.
When students are guided by someone who understands both how kids learn and how technology is actually built - something powerful happens. They don't just learn to code. They begin to think like builders.
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Curriculum
7 parts, building from the ground up
Real Languages. Real Projects.
Every language taught is used in production by the world's biggest companies.
Youtube: The platform started out in Python and moved many parts to Javascript (node.js).
Netflix: The platform started out in Python too, and moved many parts to Javascript (node.js).
PayPal: Frontend: JavaScript (with React in modern parts) for secure checkout flows, dashboards, and real-time updates. Backend: Switched entirely to Node.js from Java → faster development, unified full-stack teams, and better performance for APIs and services.
Linkedin: Frontend: JavaScript frameworks (historically Backbone.js, now React-heavy) for feeds, job search, messaging, and profiles. Backend: Node.js powers the mobile backend, APIs, and real-time features - scaled to handle massive traffic after migrating for better speed and concurrency.
Uber: Real-time maps, ride tracking, payments, and driver/rider matching in the web/app interfaces.
Market Salary Range - JavaScript Developers
| Entry (0–2y) | Junior (2–5y) | Mid (5–7y) | Senior (7y+) |
|---|---|---|---|
| $80K–$110K | $100K–$135K | $120K–$160K | $150K–$200K+ |
Facebook: The platform started out in PHP. parts of it are still written in it today.
Etsy: An e-commerce marketplace for handmade and vintage items.
Slack: A popular collaboration platform. Its backend infrastructure is built in PHP.
Tumblr: A microblogging and social media platform, built primarily in PHP.
MailChimp: A widely used email marketing platform, developed in PHP.
WordPress: The WordPress platform uses PHP as its core programming language.
Baidu: The leading search engine in China, integrates PHP into its backend infrastructure.
Digg: A social news aggregation platform, Digg, started out in PHP.
Available everywhere to start working immediately,
Very common
Free to use (open source)
Quick to get started and create projects.
Its syntax (writing style) is similar to other popular languages such as C, C++, C#, Java, Javascript, node.js, Kotlin
A wide global user base with a lot of accumulated knowledge and various support groups.
Market Salary Range - PHP Developers
| Entry (0–2y) | Junior (2–5y) | Mid (5–7y) | Senior (7y+) |
|---|---|---|---|
| $55K–$85K | $70K–$105K | $105K–$130K | $90K–$190K+ |
YouTube uses MySQL to manage various aspects of its operations, including storing user data, video metadata, and other relevant information.
Twitter, the microblogging and social networking service, relies on MySQL to manage its extensive user data, tweets, and related information.
WordPress, the popular content management system (CMS), uses MySQL as its default database to store website content, user data, and other essential information.
Airbnb, the online marketplace for vacation rentals and accommodations, leverages MySQL to manage its database to handle user details, booking data, and property listings.
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Skills & Values Students Develop
- Powerful online tools and real-world workflows
- How programming connects to entrepreneurship and product building
- Strong problem-solving and critical thinking
- Creativity through hands-on projects
- Confidence when facing challenges
- Logical reasoning and analytical thinking
- Learning from mistakes and growing from them
- Understanding how their projects impact the real world
For children, teens, and curious parents
What Do You Need?
- A computer with internet access
- A willingness to learn 🙂
- That's it. No prior experience required.
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