Programming for kids
From Scratch blocks to Python code and building robots, for children and teens.
For children, teens and adults: live classes with a mentor and real projects that students build themselves, from any city.

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Choose an age group to see the right courses. All classes are live and online.

Teaching programming logic to kids through game dev.

Starting real text-based coding for teenagers.

Fostering mechanical creativity and hardware familiarity.
Every path starts with a course that needs no prerequisites and builds step by step. Start at the step that matches your current level.
From Scratch blocks to Python code and building robots, for children and teens.
Start Python from zero, level up with OOP and databases, then move on to machine learning.
Word, Excel and PowerPoint, then AI tools to work faster, and finally design with Photoshop.
Get a free consultation: a Danaverse advisor suggests the right course for your age, goals and schedule.
Learning where students build, ask and get answers on the spot.

Whenever you get stuck, a mentor helps you keep going.

Concepts are taught through real projects, and every course ends with several portfolio pieces.
Classes are online and interactive, so you ask your question right there. Each session's recording is also yours to review.
Take the whole course, or pick only the modules you need as private lessons.

After the final projects, a certificate with an online tracking code is issued.

For adults: portfolio review, CV feedback and interview practice.
A few Danaverse students on their classes.
Starting to code from day one is the best feature of this academy.
The project-based atmosphere removed my fear of programming. Now I've built my own app.
The initial talent test helped me choose the right path and save my time.
Meet some of the instructors and mentors at Danaverse.

Mehdi Khazaei teaches the Python, machine learning and deep learning courses at Danaverse. His approach is project based: mathematical and algorithmic ideas are taught while building real models, so students can frame and solve their own data problems rather than memorise formulas. His focus is Python, TensorFlow and the practical application of AI.
Profile and courses
Paniz Borna is art director and instructor for the graphic and interface design courses at Danaverse. Her classes focus on understanding composition, colour and typography rather than just operating a tool, so students can make sound visual decisions on any project. Photoshop, Illustrator and interface design are her main teaching areas.
Profile and coursesFaranak Khazaei is a data mining researcher and teaches the data analysis and natural language processing courses at Danaverse. In her teaching, working with data starts at collection and cleaning and continues until a genuinely usable result emerges. Hands-on work with real datasets is the centre of her classes.
Profile and coursesFour steps to your first real project.
18 short questions with no sign-up; the result suggests a path and a course.
Start the testChoose a course yourself or talk to an advisor; take the full course or only the modules you need.
View coursesOnline, interactive classes from any city; if you miss a session, you can review the material.
What makes Danaverse differentEvery course ends with a real project and a Danaverse certificate with an online tracking code.
Project-based learningAnswers to the questions parents and students ask most.
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All Danaverse courses are fully online and live, so you can join from any city. You need a computer or laptop and a stable internet connection; robotics courses also need a robotics kit.
Tell us what you are interested in and an advisor will help you choose.
Contact UsDanaverse is an online academy that teaches programming, AI, robotics and graphic design through live, project-based classes. Adults can start with Python Basics, work faster and better with AI Tools course, or move into modelling with Machine Learning. For office work and design there are also Photoshop and ICDL.
For children and teens, learning starts with play and building: Scratch game building for the youngest, Python for Kids as a first real programming language, and Robotics for Children and Teens for building robots at home with an educational kit. If you are not sure where to start, the teen roadmap shows the path step by step.
Before enrolling you can take the free talent test, try the free tutorials or read about choosing a path in the Danaverse magazine. All classes are online, so you can join from any city.