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Featured Programs

Virtual Summer Camps

Keep kids learning this summer with our online 1-week coding & Scratch camps. Themes include art, games, and Minecraft with different levels to accommodate beginner and more experienced coders.

Code in the Classroom

Teachers, learn to code with your students! Our virtual workshops dive into AI, coding with JavaScript, micro:bit, Python, Scratch, and more. Registration is free for primary and secondary schools across Canada.

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Teacher Training

Learn how to incorporate code and tech into your lesson plans. Attend a general training session on all things STEM or a subject-specific session like art, math, or science. Training is free for Canadian educators.

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Our Approach

Code is more than just a career skill. We prepare kids to solve real-world problems.

Inclusive and accessible coding education is our priority. We’re here to open doors.

Kids code with their communities’ support. We help lay foundations for sustainable learning.

Community Highlights

2021-06-15

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KCJ collaborates with Algora Lab and RÉCIT to bring AI education to high schools

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2021-06-08

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Code Club Canada featured in "Mon Mag à Moi"

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"The students had an amazing time and a few even now declare they want to be coders when they grow up! A fantastic workshop. Thank you!"

- Teacher, Ontario

"I loved everything about coding. I thought it was pretty cool how you program something in a computer and it does everything you say. I love the microbits they’re so cool."

- Elementary student, BC

""Very engaging [experience] for all my students. They were all on task and enjoyed their afternoon [with KCJ] immensely. ‘That was so fun’ kept coming up. Great program."

- Teacher, Manitoba