Codeverse has been a wonderful… Codeverse has been a wonderful experience for my precocious six year old. What’s better than a private instructor? They also have unlimited online access to the website. When my son thinks he has his own website because when logged in he has his own profile and all his projects are saved. There’s also points he can get for completing missions! This is better than video games because it’s his creation. The instructors are all very Knowledgeable, patient and encouraging. To me, coding is tedious but somehow the instructors keep my son engaged and he looks forward to every session. Codeverse guides him gently and help him use his imagination to create games. Also my son gets to send his work to family and his teachers. Everyone is impressed. Good customer service. I can’t stop recommending!

Good tutors. Fix the video interaction tool Tutors are usually awesome and patient. But they’ve struggled with the technology interface, specifically the video chat feature that they replaced zoom with. For 4 straight classes we spent 15 minutes just trying to get the video working. Hope the can get that straightened out.

We love our guide Daniel We love our guide Daniel! He is patient and encouraging. Daniel has found the best teaching style to match my sons learning style (trial and error), and encourages him to test things out when he is unsure. Daniel has created a nurturing environment for learning. My sons is dyslexic, and working with Daniel on codeverse has created a new passion, and opened a whole new world. This different perspective has helped improve his reading. We are so grateful for our experiences with Codeverse.

Excellent courses & fantastic customer service I enrolled my twins in several courses over the summer and they loved every class! You cannot beat the price. With Covid and are selling our house, this stressed out mommy really needed the help and I can tell you their customer service is top notch. Friendly, professional, organized, knowledgeable. Excellent!

One-on-one training helps build confidence Our daughter was always quiet and un-willing to present at the end of in-person classes. Since going virtual she has blossomed with her coding endeavors. This has worked out great for her, though we also recognize the importance of presenting and learning those skills. Perhaps her new confidence in her skills will help with that next step going forward.