​Upcoming Youth Coding Classes, Camps & Hackathons — Schaumburg, IL

New Small-Group Batches Start Every Few Weeks

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We keep classes small — typically 8 to 12 students — so a new batch opens as soon as a group fills. Instead of waiting for a fixed semester start, your child joins the next group that matches their age and experience level.

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How Our Classes Are Structured

Every course runs 24 lessons across roughly 24 instructional hours — about 3 hours a week over two months. Each session combines a short concept explanation, a guided hands-on lab and project work, with weekly quizzes and homework shared through Google Classroom.

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Choose the Format That Fits Your Family

• In person at our Schaumburg center — 951 N Plum Grove Rd, Suite D, Schaumburg, IL 60173

• Live online from home, taught by the same instructors

• Hybrid — attend in person some weeks and online others

Every format is taught live. None of them is a recorded course.

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Weekday and Weekend Groups

We run weekday evening and weekend groups and adjust times around student availability. Boot camps run during summer break, winter break and selected weeks when at least seven students enroll.

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What Opens Next

• Ages 10–12 · Technology Explorers — computer fundamentals, coding logic, beginner projects and intro robotics

• Ages 12–15 · Young Developers — Python, JavaScript, robotics and game development

• Ages 14–18 · Future Tech Builders — Java, artificial intelligence, data analysis, cybersecurity and advanced robotics

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Don’t See a Time That Works?

Tell us your child’s age, experience and the days that suit your family. We open new groups regularly and will contact you as soon as one matches. Call (847) 350-9034, email Info@NextGenCodeExpert.NET, or book a free demo class.

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Missed Classes and Severe Weather

Every class is recorded and shared through Google Classroom, so a student who travels or falls ill can catch up. During severe weather we move that session online rather than cancelling it.