Algorithmics hub (Nairobi)

Algorithmics hub

Algorithmics Hub is an International Programming School based in SOUTH C – Nairobi, Kenya. offering extra-curricular activities in programming and technology for kids aged from 6 to 17+ . Our award-winning programme is recognised in all our partnering countries some of which include USA, UK, Spain, India, Kuwait, UAE, Saud Arabia, Germany, Iceland, Australia and, closer by, South Africa and Zambia. Students can communicate with other students from all over the world, share and work on the projects together in the inner Algorithmics Community we integrated on the platform. We conduct classes on our own unique platform. We teach fundamentals of coding, logic structure sequence, problem solving, projection and algorithmic thinking to enable kids to generate creative outcomes like game design, websites, animations, and apps. We teach kids to code using games they already know, love like Minecraft & Roblox. Coding is another name for computer programming! It is the process of giving a computer a set of instructions to accomplish a task. Coding is the new language of Digital Era and the #1 skill on demand for the 21st Century. We have a promotion running until 30th August and we look forward to enrolling your children. Slots are limited, and we hope you will be in touch with us to ensure that you don’t miss out! Please contact us directly: – + 254725106616 Get ready for today & tomorrow Logical Thinking Skills These are universal skills, which are neglected by the educational system in the school program. They help to understand any subject of the exact sciences or humanities. Project Based Thinking & Problem-Solving Skills The creation of projects allows children to see how they can use the knowledge received to carry out their own projects. They also develop problem solving skills. Digital Literacy for the 21st century Curiosity & Creativity Our classes are part of different interesting stories. Kids not only create algorithms, they save the princess and build rockets to go to Mars. In this way, their curiosity and creativity develops and they do not lose the interest in learning.