Coding for young people
Programming and computing for young people, taught by building things that work rather than by watching videos about building things.
Real languages and real tools, at a pace that suits the age.
Projects that do something, because a program that runs is its own motivation.
Decomposition and debugging, which transfer to everything else.
We publish these because most of the value in hiring anyone is knowing which mistakes are common, and that knowledge is not worth hiding.
Block based tools are a good start and a poor destination. Children capable of typing code are often kept in blocks for years.
Copying a tutorial to a working result teaches following instructions. The learning is in the debugging.
Including when the answer is that you do not need what you came to ask for. Anyone who never says that is not giving you information, they are giving you an invoice.
Where something needs a legal opinion, a financial audit or a clinical judgement, we will say so and stop rather than improvise past the edge of what we do.
Tell us the situation rather than the service you think you need. We would rather start from your problem.