Game Development for Schoolchildren

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Training Duration
30 lessons x 2 hours
Training Hours
11:00 - 13:00
Starting Date
Monday, June 16
Training Cost
93,000 AMD
Information Session
Thursday, June 12, 18:30
Learn, learn, learn to think.
These are essential skills for everyone, regardless of age or professional background, but especially for children. That’s why we’ve designed the “Game Development for Schoolchildren” course just for them.
Children love computer games. But what if they didn’t just play games, but also explored the world around them, understood how real-world phenomena work through physics, strengthened that knowledge through experimentation, and combined it all with technical skills to create their own games?
This experience teaches them to think, analyze, and create. The skills they acquire are valuable both in school and in their future careers.

What will they learn?

The course is designed for children aged 8–14 and offers a rich educational experience through fun projects, game development, and teamwork. The curriculum is built around three core directions, combining technological, scientific, and social skills development.

The first direction focuses on programming games using Scratch. Children will learn about the history of game development, understand the logic behind game structure and sequencing, and design five entirely different games with unique characters, scenarios, and mechanics. This process builds their analytical thinking, creativity, and technical capabilities.

The second direction includes creative STEM projects and hands-on experiments. Children will explore physical phenomena and apply math and logic to solve problems. They will work on various engineering projects, such as balloon-powered rockets, catapults, and motorless vehicles, and perform real experiments. This helps develop their ability to predict, test, and analyze.

The third direction focuses on soft skills and teamwork. Through presentations, discussions, and simulation exercises, children will enhance their communication, collaboration, and team trust. Group-based game-building activities will teach them how to listen, persuade, compromise, and co-create ideas—building both confidence and a sense of responsibility.

Why is this course important for schoolchildren?

The “Game Development for Schoolchildren” course helps participants to:

  • Develop problem-solving, analytical, and creative thinking skills

  • Apply physics, math, and logic in real-world projects

  • Create fully functional games and interactive STEM models

  • Present their work to parents, teachers, and peers

  • Participate in a mini fair, where they showcase and sell their projects

  • Support another child’s dream of learning programming through the proceeds from the sale․

How to apply?

If you're interested, simply fill out the application form below before June 12th. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call us at (099) 545 343 or (041) 545 343- we'll be happy to help! As the number of participants is limited, the selection will be made on “first come – first served” basis. The selected students will be notified additionally.

We're also planning a free information session before the course starts, so you can learn more! 

Registration Form