Code Ninjas to open its first Canadian branch in Windsor, Ontario

Children's educational coding organization Code Ninjas just founded its starting time Canadian centre in Windsor, Ontario, for kids from 7 to 14 to larn coding.

Located at 1950 Lauzon Road, Unit 130, the new Windsor eye will officially open up its doors on Baronial 15th, 2019. It will teach local children to build video games, robotics, drones, and other STEM-related activities through its game-based curriculum.

Similar to the ranking system in martial arts, the curriculum uses nine colour-coded wristbands to symbolize learning progression and growth. Each child volition publish an app in an app store by the time they graduate from the program.

Code Ninjas Canada offers flexible options, such as weeknight drop-in program and camps for children with different schedules to dive right into coding.

Omar El-Sheikh, a informatics graduate, entrepreneur, and a local resident owns and operates the Windsor centre.

"Coding taught my mind to work like a flowchart when it comes to making decisions," said El-Sheikh in a press release. "Stalk pedagogy volition aid shape thoughts and develop problem-solving skills and I wanted to not simply bring this concept to my kids, but to all of my neighbour'south children in Windsor."

The Windsor eye will also host a commemoration effect on September 7th to provide free tours and a take chances of winning raffle prizes.

The opening in Windsor also launches Lawmaking Ninjas's ambitious programme to establish more than twenty branches across Canada. The organization currently has more than than 150 locations in the U.Due south. and over 330 in development.

Source: Code Ninjas