Learning Objective
By the end of this course, you will be able to
By the end of camp, your child can.
- Write and run Python code independently in a real IDE
- Use variables, data types, and user input to build interactive programs
- Apply if/else logic to make programs that make decisions
- Use loops to automate repetition and build dynamic code
- Define functions and combine them into a complete application
- Present a finished Python project to an audience. Confidently.
Target learners
Who this course is for
Children aged 10 to 16 looking for a productive school holiday coding activity
Beginners who want to try Python in a short, focused format
Young learners who have been curious about coding but have not started yet
Students who want to write and run Python programs in a real coding environment
Learners who want to practise variables, user input,
if/elselogic, loops, and functionsYoung coders who want to build and present a finished Python project
Prerequisites
What your child needs
No previous coding experience is required.
Learners should be aged 10 to 16.
A computer with internet access is required.
The computer should allow software installation.
Learners should be willing to experiment, build, test, and fix simple programs.
Python setup is guided on Day 1, so parents do not need to prepare complicated software in advance.
Start simple. Build something real.
Step 1
Live instructor-led classes
Each topic is taught live by a mentor, with guided coding, questions, demonstrations and practical examples.
Step 2
EngagePro practice system
Students revise with topic notes and complete bite-sized assignments after each class to reinforce learning.
Step 3
Coding challenge
After the course, learners apply what they studied by solving 20 unique coding requirements.
Curriculum
What they learn.
Day 1
Meet Python
Install it. Run it. Make it talk back your first program, your first conversation with a computer
Day 2
Variables and Numbers
Data is everything learn how Python stores it, names it, and works with it, then build a mini calculator
Day 3
Logic Quest
If this, then that decisions are what separate programs that run from programs that think
Day 4
Loop-a-Thon
Computers never get tired of repetition and neither will your code
Day 5
Project Day Camp Showcase
Plan it. Build it. Present it at the live Camp Showcase. A complete Python program entirely theirs to keep
Course Types
We offer three structured learning paths based on your goals:
Crash Course (Fast-Track)
Quick, intensive courses designed to teach specific skills efficiently. Ideal for those upskilling fast or preparing for certifications.
DeepDive Program (Full Mastery)
Comprehensive, step-by-step learning for full mastery. For beginners and professionals seeking long-term, deep expertise.
MentorConnect (One-on-One)
Personalised mentorship with real-world guidance. Best for those who thrive with direct, expert-to-learner coaching.
Frequently asked questions
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Who is this camp designed for?
Python Holiday Camp is designed for children aged 10 to 16 who have no prior coding experience and want to learn something genuinely useful during the school holidays. It is also suitable for children who have tried coding apps but want to build something real with proper guidance.
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Will five days be enough for my child to actually learn Python?
Yes the camp is designed specifically for rapid learning. Every day builds directly on the previous one. By Day 5, your child writes, runs, and presents a complete Python program. Five days of focused, mentor-led coding produces more real learning than months of self-paced apps.
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What will my child build over the five days?
Your child will set up a Python environment, learn to use variables, make programs that make decisions (if/else), automate repetition (loops), and write functions. On Day 5 Project Day they build and present a complete interactive Python program at the live Camp Showcase.
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How are the camp sessions conducted?
Sessions are two hours each, live and online, with a maximum of 8 learners per instructor. This small group size ensures every child is seen, supported, and actively participating not just watching.
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What support does my child receive during and after the camp?
After each day, your child receives a daily EngagePro coding challenge and a quick reference card covering what they learned. All challenge submissions are reviewed by Ravi Kumar before the next day begins. A parent progress update is sent at the end of every session.
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What equipment does my child need?
A computer with internet access and the ability to install Python. We guide your child through setup on Day 1, so there is nothing for parents to prepare in advance.
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How do you keep children focused and engaged for two hours each day?
The camp is structured in short, goal-driven segments. Every hour something new is built. There is a specific challenge to complete each day, and the anticipation of the Day 5 Camp Showcase gives children a clear, exciting goal to work towards throughout the week.
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What happens if my child misses a day?
We will arrange an alternative session or provide catch-up support so your child can rejoin the camp without falling behind. Given the intensive structure, we recommend discussing any planned absences in advance.
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Will my child receive a certificate?
Yes. Every child who completes the camp receives the ITLearnner Python Holiday Camp Certificate and is automatically eligible to enter the monthly ITLearnner Kids Coding Challenge for the three months following the camp.
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Is this appropriate for children who have already done some coding?
Yes. Children with some prior coding experience move faster through the early days and are challenged with more ambitious projects on Days 4 and 5. The mentor adjusts the depth of each session based on the group's ability.
Learning Approaches
We recognize that everyone learns differently, so we offer flexible learning formats to fit your needs:
One-on-One Training
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Personalized, instructor-led coaching tailored to your learning speed.
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Best for career-specific coaching or specialized training needs.
Small Batch Classes (2-5 learners)
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Interactive, discussion-based learning in small groups.
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Encourages collaboration, teamwork, and peer-to-peer engagement.
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