About QwertyKids
At QwertyKids, children discover completely different ways to code.
Examples of the many projects we create include: Robots that can detect your age; Intelligent systems which see, speak, and understand; Holograms you can hold in your hand; and Microcomputers that’ll even water your plants.
We’re regularly adding new tools and technology as we watch our students’ skills grow.
Every new term and coding camp we aim to inspire children with something brand new to code.
At QwertyKids, children discover completely different ways to code.
Examples of the many projects we create include: Robots that can detect your age; Intelligent systems which see, speak, and understand; Holograms you can hold in your hand; and Microcomputers that’ll even water your plants.
We’re regularly adding new tools and technology as we watch our students’ skills grow.
Every new term and coding camp we aim to inspire children with something brand new to code.
After an engaging introduction to the fundamentals of coding, children are encouraged to explore different programming terrain and to follow their own coding dreams.
We acquaint children with an extensive range of programming languages and tools and mentor them to develop their skills through project work.
We strive to develop lifelong competencies along with a passion for learning and taking on new challenges.
Dannielle Chun's (‘DC’) love for technology began when she met Merlin the Electronic Wizard, one of the earliest handheld games, when she was just 9 years old.
It’s been an amazing adventure ever since.
After over twenty years as a professional programmer, DC founded QwertyKids in 2015 where her coding adventure has taken on new highs every day.
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