In IT classes children learn to design websites, work with vector graphics software, develop games, build 3D models and program. All these skills will be immediately put into practice. While working on their projects, children will learn to work in a team, develop their soft skills, plan projects and achieve their goals.

Who is it for?

For kids
aged 7 to 9

Children will learn to work with text and vector editing, as well as creating animated videos. They will create presentations, pick up programming and even operate a virtual robot.

For teenagers
aged 10 to 11

Children will study computer technologies, programming, the Internet, network security. They will create their own video-games and 2D and 3D characters for them, LEGO robots and Arduino-based gadgets.

For schoolchildren
aged 12 to 14

Our students create tech projects from ground up and develop professional gaming applications, web-sites and their own start-ups. All these skills will be applicable as the child grows, regardless of their speciality.

What we teach

Today, students study technology that will be relevant in future

Python programming

Programming is one of the main skills that will be in demand in future. We help our students take up programming from the very basics.

Develop a video-game design

Our students study GameDev using Unity, Kodu and Construct 3, as well as design and animation for their own 2D and 3D projects.

Program an Artificial Intelligence and build robots

In classes children learn programming, assembling and testing robots, creating and operating AI.

Build websites and mobile apps

Students will build websites using one of the most popular programs – CMS Wordpress. They will design application logic for a smartphone using detectors, such as accelerometer, gyroscope and QR codes.

3D modelling and 3D printing

Students will learn to model 3D objects and design characters and environment. Additionally, they will study 3D printing and preparing 3D models for production.

Develop applications for AR (Augmented Reality)

Children use cameras, graphs, animations and sounds to build VR an AR applications.

We do not have lectures and abstracts. We learn through practice. Each class is an adventure, where a child has fun, as well as learn something new and useful.

We have created an environment where learning is comfortable and interesting to every child. Our classes are well-equipped with up-to-date technology.

Tutors of the STEP IT Institute not only teach but inspire, support and help children explore their potential. Every one of the staff is an experienced working specialist and a true professional.

Training programs

For children ages 9-12

For children ages 13-14

IT and information

PC basics

Work on the internet

Computer graphics

Become familiar with tables, algorithms and flowcharts

Fundamentals of programming

Creating an animation

Working with text

OS basics

Presentation design

Creating websites on WIX with Canva, HTML and CSS

LEGO Robotics. Creating gadgets with Arduino

3D modelling and design of virtual worlds

2D and 3D game development. Unity games

2D/3D animation and cartooning.

Game design

Programming games in Construct3

Creating video content and promoting your Youtube channel

Programming a Micro:bit microcontroller

Photo lab: shooting, processing, styles

Video lab: scripts, video editing

Python programming

3D modeling and 3D printing

LEGO Robotics. Creating gadgets on Arduino

Game design. 3D animation

Python programming

Web design with HTML & CSS. Blog design

Programming games in Construct3

Designing mobile gaming applications

Photo lab: shooting, processing, styles

Creating websites on Wordpress

Digital art: from infographics to brandbook

Game development on Unity

Developing your own start-up

Training programs

For children ages 9-12

Creating websites on WIX with Canva, HTML and CSS

LEGO Robotics. Creating gadgets with Arduino

3D modelling and design of virtual worlds

2D and 3D game development. Unity games

2D/3D animation and cartooning.

Game design

Programming games in Construct3

Creating video content and promoting your Youtube channel

Programming a Micro:bit microcontroller

Photo lab: shooting, processing, styles

Video lab: scripts, video editing

Python programming

For children ages 13-14

3D modeling and 3D printing

LEGO Robotics. Creating gadgets on Arduino

Game design. 3D animation

Python programming

Web design with HTML & CSS. Blog design

Programming games in Construct3

Designing mobile gaming applications

Photo lab: shooting, processing, styles

Creating websites on Wordpress

Digital art: from infographics to brandbook

Game development on Unity

Developing your own start-up

Why clients choose us?

The STEP Computer Academy has been operating since 1999, when the IT industry was just beginning to develop and gain popularity. Even then, we were graduating the first programmers, web designers and other IT specialists. Today we provide students with the skills that employers and modern business need - no dry theory and "water". Employers do not need your knowledge - they need competence in solving work problems and setting up business processes.

Computer Academy IT STEP began its activities in 1999, when the IT industry was just beginning to develop and gain popularity. Since then, we have been training programmers, web designers and other IT specialists.

Today, we continue to develop and equip students with the skills that employers and modern businesses need – without dry theory. Employers need competence in solving work tasks and the right configuration to implement business processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How big are the groups?

There are usually up to 14 students

How can we try computer courses for children?

You can sign up for a public event for children which we host. There your child can try out various IT tools.

Which equipment and gadgets do you use in STEP IT Institute?

Children work with Arduino platform, STM32, LEGO Mindstorms Education EV3, as well as 3D printers, Oculus Go VR glasses, drones, green-screen, professional video and photography equipment an up-to-date computers.

What if we miss a class?

The class could be attended with another group. Also, children can catch up using MyStat platform, where we publish homework and all the relevant study materials. Moreover, you may take an individual class with a Junior STEP Institute tutor.

Could we change our classes schedule?

Yes, on condition that there is a compatible group with another schedule.

Which documents are required to sign up?

To sign the agreement you will need: a valid ID of the signee over 21 years old and a document with the child’s data, if they are under 21 years old and not the signee. Students over 18 years old can sign the contract themselves if allowed by parents/caregivers.

Is homework obligatory?

Homework is practice and it has to be done to put new knowledge into practice and get a tutor’s feedback. If there is any difficulty with completing the tasks, you can always require assistance from tutors, who are happy to help.

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Junior Computer Education

Computer classes for children, who are passionate about future technologies

Who is it for?

What we teach

Training programs

Training programs

Why clients choose us?

Frequently Asked Questions

How big are the groups?

How can we try computer courses for children?

Which equipment and gadgets do you use in STEP IT Institute?

What if we miss a class?

Could we change our classes schedule?

Which documents are required to sign up?

Is homework obligatory?

Junior Computer Education

Computer classes for children, who are passionate about future technologies

Who is it for?

What we teach

Training programs

Training programs

Why clients choose us?

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Frequently Asked Questions

How big are the groups?

How can we try computer courses for children?

Which equipment and gadgets do you use in STEP IT Institute?

What if we miss a class?

Could we change our classes schedule?

Which documents are required to sign up?

Is homework obligatory?