Online coding classes for kids: parent questions What parents ask us before they book.
About the classes, the free demo class, and how we keep children safe online.
The classes
What age is Kitelings for?
Children aged 7–13, in two age groups: AI Creators Junior (7–9) and AI Creators Builders (10–13).
How are the two age groups different?
Younger children get spoken instructions with picture cards, playful home missions, and present in 3 sentences. Older children work from written step sheets, measure results with real numbers, and give a 2-minute pitch.
Does my child need to know coding?
Complete beginners welcome. Children who have coded before get extra challenges in every class.
How many children are in a group?
No more than six, with one educator.
When are classes, and how long is each one?
Two live classes a week, 60 minutes each. Demo class dates are shared with families on the list first.
How is the course organised?
16 classes per track, in two blocks of 8: Block 1 Explore & Create (classes 1–8), Block 2 Invent & Showcase (classes 9–16). Each block is booked separately and ends with a family showcase and a written report.
What language are classes taught in?
Classes are taught in English with Urdu support.
What will my child use in class?
Scratch and Teachable Machine. AI image and chat tools are shown only on the teacher’s screen, checked first.
What device does my child need?
A laptop or desktop with a webcam, microphone and Chrome. For ages 7–9, a grown-up should be nearby during class.
Are there grades or certificates?
There are no grades or rankings. You get two written reports (after class 8 and class 16), two family showcases, and a Kitelings certificate of completion at the end of the course.
Booking and fees
What happens in the demo class?
Your child joins one live class with the educator and a small group. Afterwards you decide whether to book Block 1, the first 8 classes.
Is the demo class free?
The demo class is free.
How do I contact Kitelings?
WhatsApp: +92 336 2320720. Email: contact@kitelings.com. We reply within 2 hours, Mon–Sat 10 am–7 pm.
Parents and safety
Do I need to help my child, or know coding myself?
No. Parents never have to teach coding. Home missions are optional and take 10–15 minutes, mostly games or conversations, not screen time. Your child is the creator; you are the guesser, tester or audience.
How will I know what my child is learning?
After every class you get one short message: what your child made, one question to ask them, and the mission. After classes 4 and 12 you get a personal line about your own child. At class 8 and class 16 there is a family showcase, live on the class link, and a written report that describes what your child made, said and did.
How do you keep children safe online?
Your child doesn’t need an account on any app. AI image and chat tools are shown only on the teacher’s screen, checked first. Projects stay on your computer.
Who is behind Kitelings?
A new online learning venture from the educators behind TechTree. Kitelings is a sister company of TechTree.