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CodaKid is an online coding school for kids and teens aged 6 to 18, co-founded in 2014 and based in Scottsdale, Arizona. Students learn real languages including Python, JavaScript, Java, Lua, C#, HTML and Scratch by building games and mods for Roblox and Minecraft, websites and AI projects. You can choose self-paced courses with help from its team, private 1-on-1 lessons with a tutor, group classes for teens, holiday camps, an AI startup accelerator, gift subscriptions, or programs for schools.
It's online, so families anywhere can sign up; prices are shown in US dollars. Self-paced courses start with a 14-day free trial and are then billed every 30 days until you cancel, and new families get their first private tutoring session free.
| Shipping | Classes and courses are delivered online. |
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| Returns | You can cancel any time during the 14-day trial and pay nothing; after that, subscriptions bill every 30 days until you cancel. |
| Loyalty program | Refer-a-friend: give $100, get $100. |
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| Ways to pay | Card, billed monthly after the trial. |
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