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Any teacher can teach coding and 21st century skills

Many computer science programmes rely on self-paced online coding platforms or professional IT teachers. That is not a sustainable solution. Our goal is not to replace teachers with special platforms or software engineers.

Instead, we turn ordinary teachers into experts of teaching coding. We provide materials that make it simple to facilitate coding projects. Adopting a learner-centric model helps to overcome technical challenges and teaches students creative ways of solving problems.

With our help, teachers have more time and more confidence.

Made for teachers, by teachers

We packaged everything to make it as easy as possible for a teacher with no prior computer science experience to teach coding with confidence

Student books by Code School Finland

Student books

A range of quality study materials that can be used in either printed or digital version. Our student books support student-focused learning and help teachers to manage differentiation between students.

Teacher materials by Code School Finland

Teacher materials

Self-study online courses for teachers provide downloadable lesson plans, teacher’s manuals with sample answers, and assessment tools including tests for students. Online courses host community boards for peer support.

Teacher upskilling

We schedule and run Zoom sessions according to your school schedule. Our friendly and easily approachable Code School Finland teacher trainers will guide every teacher through the materials in a practical manner.

Support tools by Code School Finland

Ongoing support

You get real people talking to you. Whether you have questions preparing for a class or a challenging technical problem, our professional support team helps you via online channels and even joins you during your class.

📚 Curriculum for K-12

Our learning modules provide a progressive learning path for K-12 students for learning coding, robotics, artificial intelligence and general IT skills.

Clearly defined learning goals

Our curriculum has been designed to build both subject and transversal skills. Learning modules are structured to provide a clear learning path for students.

Flexible modular structure

The learning modules have been designed to allow for a start in any year with a gradual roll-out. Schools choose modules and themes that bring the most value to them.

Aligned with standards

Based on the Finnish national core curriculum, we align with all major international curricula: the UK national computing curriculum, CSTA K-12, IB Middle Years programme.

Code School Finland learning path for K-12

📈 Progressive study path

Based on the objectives and circumstances of the individual school or a country, we carefully select learning modules to create a progressive learning path that fits in perfectly.

🔎 Building AI knowledge

Many state-level decision-makers, schools, and teachers want to “teach artificial intelligence to children”. They do not understand that AI does not stand on its own.

Our curriculum promotes understanding of technological surroundings by putting coding and robotics first, building the requisite knowledge for understanding the principles of AI.

Relationships between code, robotics and AI

🚀 Our pedagogical model supports learning for 21st century

Based on project-based learning model (PBL), we are using an approach called Design-based project learning. Simply put, we allow students to design and build their projects for someone else. This approach promotes innovation, creativity, and sharing of knowledge. It drives students to take pride in their creation and strive towards better results.

👨🏻‍🏫 What do the teachers say?

This kind of questioning truly motivates students and fosters critical thinking.

Mathematics Teacher

Private High School, Japan

Inclusion of additional elements to mere programming tasks supports students’ learning in an innovative way.

Students working with their computers in a classroom at Rajakylä School.

Technology Teacher

Public Secondary, Finland

The Code School Finland programs are a good fit for the IB MYP curriculum.

Helsinki International School (an IB World school)

Science Teacher

IB Middle School, Finland

The course content was amazing for development and understanding of coding for the students.

Photo of Treachers Methodist Girls' School building in Taiping, Malaysia.

Biology Teacher

Public Secondary, Malaysia

The materials arise interest in programming in an inspiring way.

Photo of Code School Finland teaching materials being studied in a Swedish classrom.

Primary School Teacher

Public Primary School, Sweden

The students are very motivated. I didn’t know that they had such a potential in being active and creative!

A student learning to code with a micro:bit device.

Informatics Teacher

Junior High School, Japan
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Helping teachers and schools to teach digital skills for the future. Finnish educational expertise since 2014.

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