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Private Summer Kids Coding Camps – Few Weeks Remaining

Private Summer Kids Coding Camps – Few Weeks Remaining

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“Summer coding had me a blast,
Summer coding happened so fast,
I had a mentor fun as can be…”

What is the personalized summer option for kids learning to code? Not the huge camps with students of varying ages and experience (many who are just there for babysitting).

Breakout Mentors private in-home camps. Create a week-long group coding class for your son or daughter and their friends. We will travel in-home to run a 3 hour per day custom class based on the group’s age and experience.

But you better act soon because we are over half way booked!

Weeks Left and Pricing

The availability may change quickly, but here it is as of today.

San Francisco and East Bay:

  • June 18 week (soft hold)
  • June 25 week
  • July 9 week
  • July 16 week
  • July 23 week
  • July 30 week (four days)
  • August 6 week

South Bay and Peninsula:

  • July 2 week (holiday)
  • July 9 week (soft hold)
  • July 30 week
  • August 6 week
  • August 13 week (soft hold)

Note: the weeks with soft holds have a group in varying stages of commitment. If you are interested in that week, the other group will be given the opportunity to move forward first.

The final price depends upon the number of students and location. For the 15 hours of instruction it ranges from $900 each with two students to $500 each with four.

Our Summer Mentors

Two of our experienced one-on-one mentors are joining full-time for the summer to work with the small group classes.

Cynthia is entering her junior year at UC Berkeley, studying Computer Science with a focus on Bioengineering. She started learning to code in middle school so knows what it is like to code while young. Cynthia’s passion for teaching ensures her students have fun. She will be working with the groups in the East Bay and San Francisco.

Victor is entering his senior year at Santa Clara University, studying Computer Science and Engineering. He grew up in Cupertino and had a strong foundation in CS before college thanks to Lynbrook High School. In Victor’s spare time he plays on a semi-professional basketball team. He will be working with the groups in the South Bay and Peninsula.

Act Now While Weeks Are Still Available

If you are interested in learning more, please schedule a phone call with Breakout Mentors Founder Brian Skinner or send a message.