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Tech Kids Kenya

AGES 6-14

Learn Computer Skills the Fun Way!

Fun, safe, and easy computer lessons designed especially for kids aged 6–14.

OUR PROMISE

Explore Skill Categories

Basic Computer Skills

• Turning the computer on and off safely

• Using the mouse and keyboard

• Opening and closing programs

• Creating and saving files and folders

• Understanding the desktop and icons

Internet & Online Safety

• What is the internet?

• How to search safely on Google

• Never share personal information

• Spotting safe vs unsafe websites

• Asking a parent before clicking links

Fun with Coding

• What is coding? (making computers follow instructions)

• Block-based coding with Scratch

• Simple games and animations

• Sequencing, loops, and conditions

• Creating your first interactive story

Creative Tools

• Drawing and painting programs

• Making simple presentations

• Creating digital stories and comics

• Basic photo editing for kids

• Recording your own voice and videos

How to Get Started

Choose your age group

Pick a skill category

Start the free lesson

What Parents Say

I love how my kids actually look forward to their computer lessons now — they’re learning real skills without it feeling like schoolwork.
Dorothy Kimani
Buka's Mother (8 Years Old)

Ready to Get Started?

📍 Kenya House Complex, Nairobi   |   📞 +254 769607600

HAVE QUESTIONS?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our fun, interactive kids coding camps and courses.

What age group is this program suitable for?

The lessons are designed for children aged 6 to 14. Activities are adjusted by age so younger kids focus on basics and safety, while older kids can explore coding and creative tools.

No. The program starts from absolute basics. Even children who have never used a computer before can begin comfortably.

Yes. Online safety is taught from the very beginning. All recommended tools and activities are age-appropriate, and we strongly encourage parental supervision, especially for internet-related lessons.

How much time should my child spend on lessons each week?

We recommend 2–3 short sessions of 20–30 minutes per week. This keeps learning fun and prevents screen fatigue.

Yes. Kids learn practical skills such as typing, file management, safe internet use, basic coding, creating presentations, and digital creativity all useful for school projects and everyday life.

Not at all. The lessons are designed so children can follow them mostly on their own. Simple parent guides are also available if you’d like to support or learn alongside your child.