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Animation, interaction and storytelling brought together in one competition project.

Coding & AI for curious minds aged 4–18. With a real teacher by their side, children turn the things they love into games, apps and ideas of their own.

“Fresh and interesting—it can spark children’s enthusiasm for learning.”
Students design, debug and present work they can proudly call their own.
Animation, interaction and storytelling brought together in one competition project.
A thoughtful web experience designed to help users pause, reset and feel better.
A child-friendly project that turns online safety ideas into clear visual guidance.
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View all CodeWhiz Shorts ↗Game systems, level design and debugging
Data analysis, interface logic and problem solving
Interface design, forms and booking flow
Events, animation and interactive storytelling
Spatial thinking, creative building and presentation
A finished project becomes stronger when a student can demonstrate the idea, choices and technology behind it.
Three simple questions. A clearer next step.
Choose an age, interest and experience level. We will suggest a clear starting pathway in under a minute.
Each stage connects age-appropriate tools with clear thinking skills and a real project outcome.
01 · 4–6Visual, playful projects introduce sequences, patterns and cause-and-effect before children need to read code.
02 · 7–9Children turn stories and game ideas into working projects while learning events, loops, coordinates and logic.
03 · 10–12Young developers build game mechanics, interfaces and complete playable worlds while learning to debug independently.
04 · 13–18Teens progress from Python to AI, intelligent applications and portfolio projects that prove what they can build.
A teacher introduces a challenge and helps your child decide what to build.
Children make decisions, try their code and work through problems with guidance.
They demonstrate their project, explain their choices and discover a next step.

Enrolled learners can revisit their assigned lessons and learning resources in the Whiz AI Portal. Ask our team how access works for your course.

Hands-on guidance, peer energy and a focused space for building and sharing projects.
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Interactive live teaching with the same project goals, feedback and personal guidance.
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CodeWhiz teaches children and teens ages 4–18 through age-appropriate pathways, from playful logic and Minecraft to Scratch, Roblox, Python, web development and artificial intelligence.
Families can choose in-person coding classes at the CodeWhiz learning centre in Ipoh, Perak, or live online classes with a real teacher from anywhere in Malaysia.
No. Beginners can start with a suitable age pathway, while students with experience can be placed into a more advanced project level after a free learning assessment.
No. Students use Minecraft Education, Roblox Studio and coding tools to plan, build, test, debug and explain original projects. Playing is the context; creating and problem solving are the learning goals.
Students work toward visible outcomes such as games, animations, apps, websites, data projects and AI creations. They are also expected to demonstrate and explain how their work functions.
CodeWhiz helps children and teens understand how technology works, solve problems and build things they can confidently explain.

Tell us what your child enjoys. We’ll help you find a comfortable starting point, whether they’re brand new or already building.