Computational thinking
Logic, algorithms, and breaking big problems into small steps.
We don't make them memorize code…
We teach them to think
like engineers
AI now writes code in seconds — what will set kids apart tomorrow is understanding what they're building and why. At Yalla Nekawed, your kids learn the fundamentals of programming, AI and cybersecurity, and build real apps and systems.
Live classes with expert coaches
Small groups
Weekly reports for parents
Why Yalla Nekawed
Languages change… the way of thinking stays
We won't wait for your child to memorize a language that may change tomorrow. We build the foundation that lets them understand any language, use AI the right way, and build something real.
The traditional way
- Memorizes one language's rules without understanding why
- Copies code from the tutorial and stops there
- Gets stuck as soon as technology changes
- AI already does what they're learning
The Yalla Nekawed way
We teach them to think
- Understands the fundamentals behind every programming language
- Analyzes the problem and breaks it down before writing a line
- Uses AI as a teammate and reviews what it produces
- Builds safely and knows how to protect themselves and their data
Artificial intelligence
Understands how AI works, guides it well and reviews what it produces.
Cybersecurity
Thinks like an attacker in order to protect, and builds secure systems from the start.
Building products
From an idea to a working app: design, systems, data and launch.
Tracks
A track for every age
Pick your child's age and see what they'll learn and what they'll walk away with.
Ages 6 – 11
The Explorer
Discovers how computers think through play and stories, and builds their very first games.
- Computational thinking: sequences, conditions and loops
- How computers and the internet work
- What AI is — simply, through play
- Online safety for little ones
Walks away with: Interactive games and stories of their own design
Ages 12 – 14
The Builder
Learns how apps and websites are built from the inside, and uses AI as an assistant to build their first app.
- Algorithms and organizing data
- Web and apps: front end, server and database
- How to talk to AI properly and review the code it writes
- Security basics: passwords, scams and privacy
Walks away with: A real web app they can share with friends
Ages 15 – 17
The Innovator
Thinks like a software engineer: designs a complete system, builds it with AI, and secures it — and leaves with a real portfolio.
- System design and the fundamentals of several languages
- Building complete products with modern AI tools
- Cybersecurity: vulnerabilities and how to defend against them
- Data and machine-learning basics
Walks away with: A complete product + a portfolio ready for university and the job market
Platform features
Everything you need in one place
Live classes, a code playground with a smart assistant, and clear progress tracking for parents — in a safe environment.
How we start
Your child's journey in 4 steps
1
Free trial class
We get to know your child and gauge their level and interests.
2
A plan that fits
We pick the right track and group for their age and level.
3
Learn and build
A live class every week, and a real graduation project.
4
Report and certificate
A progress report every week, and an accredited certificate at the end.
Parent reviews
Parents tried it… here's what they say
I was worried about screen time, but he spends the 45-minute class playing and thinking. For the first time, he's the one explaining things to me!
I'm an engineer, and what I liked most is that the smart assistant doesn't solve things for her. She now reviews the code and asks “why” before she writes.
In 3 months he built a real project he can put on his CV, and the weekly reports reassured me my money was well spent.
I booked for both of them in a minute, and the schedule fit around my work. Now they look forward to class every week.
My daughter used to get bored quickly; here she makes games with her own hands. The group is small and the coach knows every kid by name.
My son now understands what information security means, and he's the one warning us about suspicious messages on our phones.
Plans
One all-inclusive plan… two ways
A 3-month subscription — 12 live classes and the full platform; the only difference is the class format.
Group classes
3-month subscription — in a small group
4,100
2,500EGP
Save 39%
That's about 208 EGP per class
- 12 online classes in a small group with an internationally certified coach
- A real graduation project
- Regular follow-ups with the teacher
- Accredited certificate
- Weekly progress reports
Private classes
A private tutor for your child — beginner plan
6,000EGP
That's 500 EGP per class
- 12 private online classes with an internationally certified coach
- A real graduation project
- Regular follow-ups with the teacher
- Accredited certificate
- Weekly progress reports
Not sure yet? and decide afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
Got a question?
Why don't you teach a programming language like Python from day one?
Your child will write real code, but for us the language is a tool, not the goal. AI now writes code fast, so we focus on what lasts: understanding the problem and breaking it down, guiding AI, reviewing what it writes and catching its mistakes.
Are classes online or at a center?
Live online from home, in a small group of 5 students the same age with a certified coach. You're welcome to sit with your child in any class.
How is the schedule set?
After the trial class, we pick a fixed weekly time with you that suits both you and your child.
I have more than one child — how do I book?
In the same booking form, tap “I have another child”, and each one is placed in a group for their age.
Does my child need prior experience?
Not at all. The trial class determines their level, and we start from the right point — whether it's their first time or they have some background.
How long is each class?
It depends on age: 45 minutes for ages 6 to 11, and 60 minutes for ages 12 to 17 — one class per week.
What devices are needed?
A laptop or computer and a stable internet connection. Kids under 11 can start on a tablet.
How do I follow my child's progress?
In the parent dashboard you'll see attendance, skills, projects and coach notes, and you'll get a progress report every week.
Ready to start? The first class is on us
Book a free trial class and let your child build their first thing with their own hands.