Train the Future Programmierkurse

Train the Future Programming Courses: Code Instead of Chill

Train the Future is a programming school for children and teenagers aged 5 to 18, which offers its Berlin courses at Wonder Coworking on Prenzlauer Allee. What distinguishes this offering from other indoor activities for children in Berlin: Here, things are not just tinkered with, but built. The course program ranges from Scratch Jr for five to seven-year-olds, graphic design and Roblox game design for nine to fourteen-year-olds, to Python and frontend development for teenagers up to 18. In addition, there are robotics courses with LEGO models and mBot-Neo robots. Instruction is in German, the teachers also speak English, and individual courses are bilingual. The tram stops right outside the door.

Small Groups, Real Projects, Free Trial Lesson

A regular course runs for eight months with a 90-minute double lesson per week, while the LEGO Robotics course runs for ten months with 30 units. There are a maximum of ten children per group, and up to twelve in holiday camps. Laptops, software licenses, and materials are included in the price, parents receive weekly progress reports and can view the curriculum. The outcome is not just an exercise, but a finished project: a personal website, a game, or a robot that actually drives. If you’re unsure, you can first try it out in a free trial lesson with a small mini-project. During the autumn holidays, there are also five-day camps focused on artificial intelligence, animation, and game design for children aged 8 to 14.