Real coding skills. Taught the right way.

Coding program for teenagers, teaching programming the right way — with clarity, structure, and real-world relevance.

Led by active software industry professionals in Canada
Develop logical thinking and analytical problem solving mindset
Clear, progressive learning pathways with progress tracking
Supportive local presence and peer community
Online and in-person classes

Pathways

Five levels of mastery

Progress through multiple levels over time, with regular practice and project-based learning at every stage. Each level builds on the last, moving from fundamentals to advanced concepts. You'll write real code and solve actual problems.

L1: Foundations

Python basics and logic

Start with the essentials. You'll learn variables, conditions, loops, and simple functions while writing your first real programs. No magic, just clear thinking.

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L2: Problem Solving

Practice, Patterns & Structured Thinking

Strengthen your fundamentals by solving a wide range of coding problems. Students learn how to break problems into steps, recognize patterns, and write cleaner, more structured code. This stage builds speed, confidence, and clarity.

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L3: Building with Code

Projects, Libraries & Real Programs

Move beyond exercises and start building complete programs. Students use Python libraries, design larger projects, and learn how different parts of a program work together. This is where coding starts to feel powerful and creative.

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L4: Applied Computing

Web, Automation & Intelligent Systems

Apply programming skills to real-world domains such as web development, automation, and intelligent systems.

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L5: Software Foundations

Object-Oriented Thinking

Learn how real-world software is structured using object-oriented concepts like classes, objects, and relationships. Students transition to Java and understand how large applications are designed, not just written.

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L6: Advanced Problem Solving

Intro to Data Structures & Algorithms

Develop deeper problem-solving skills by learning how data is organized and processed efficiently. Students explore core data structures and algorithms, strengthening analytical thinking and preparing for advanced technical challenges.

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About Cleverroots Club

"My mission is to provide high-quality, industry-relevant coding education to teenagers in Canada through structured learning pathways, hands-on practice, and personal mentorship —  building a strong learning community"
                                - Founder
                    (Software Engineer)

Our Approach

Structured, Progressive, Long-Term Learning

Structured, step-by-step learning with clearly defined pathways that progressively build logical and analytical problem-solving mindset

Real skills. Real confidence. Real code.

No random tools or flashy projects.
Students learn from ground up to think like pro-programmers — breaking problems down, reasoning step by step, and writing clear code solutions.

Led by an Active Industry Professional

Classes are taught by a local software engineer who actively works in the industry. This means students learn what is relevant today and in future.

Small Groups, Real Interaction

Students learn in small batches to ensure active participation, questions, and personalized guidance.

Local, Community-Driven Learning

CleverRoots Club is a local initiative. We value long-term relationships with students and parents, and believe meaningful learning grows best in a trusted environment.

Frequently asked questions

Get clear, honest answers about our teaching approach, program structure, and what students and parents can expect from the coding sessions.

Who teaches the classes?

Every session is led by a full-time software engineer with real industry experience and a strong background in education. Students benefit from practical insights and proven teaching methods.

Who can enrol in the program?

Our classes are designed for teens ages 13–18, welcoming all experience levels—from total beginners to those with some coding knowledge.

What are the learning pathways?

Our curriculum follows a structured progression: students learn core concepts, apply them to real-world problems, and advance to higher levels where they build increasingly complex solutions.

Are there in-person sessions?

Yes, but it also depends on classroom availability. eventually, we plan to have regular online classes plus 1–2 in-person meetups per batch, helping students connect, ask questions, and build confidence together.