--- title: "Coding Classes in Riyadh | Live Online Python & AI Courses" description: "Live online coding classes in Riyadh for ages 6 to adult. Python and AI tracks, groups of eight at most, evening AST slots. The first class is a free demo." canonical: https://learn.modernagecoders.com/coding-classes-in-riyadh keywords: ["coding classes in riyadh", "online coding classes riyadh", "python classes riyadh", "ai classes riyadh", "coding for kids riyadh", "coding classes for teens riyadh", "learn to code riyadh", "programming courses riyadh", "coding institute riyadh online"] source: src/pages/coding-classes-in-riyadh.html --- > Live online coding classes in Riyadh for ages 6 to adult. Python and AI tracks, groups of eight at most, evening AST slots. The first class is a free demo. Courses ## Nine tracks Riyadh students actually take Each card below is a class that meets weekly at a set hour, with the same teacher and the same classmates from the first week to the last. Open any card for the complete syllabus, the schedule and the fee. Kids, 6 to 12Teens, 13 to 18College & Professionals ### Kids, ages 6 to 12 Short programs, big grins, real logic[![Python and AI for Kids course thumbnail](/images/python-kids.webp) Python & AI for Kids Children write short, genuine programs and watch them do things: draw, count, react. AI enters late and gently, as something a child learns to understand rather than merely consume. View syllabus](/courses/python-ai-kids)[![Vibe Coding for Kids course thumbnail](/images/vibe-coding-kids.webp) Vibe Coding for Kids Telling an AI tool what to build, then checking its work. Kids practise giving precise instructions and learn to notice when the machine has quietly guessed. View syllabus](/courses/vibe-coding-for-kids)[![AI Tools for Kids course thumbnail](/images/ai-tools-kids.webp) AI Tools for Kids A supervised tour of the tools your child already hears about at school: what they do well, where they fail, and the honest manners of using them. View syllabus](/courses/ai-tools-kids) ### Teens, ages 13 to 18 Where hobby code turns into ability[![Python for Teens course thumbnail](/images/python-teens.webp) Python for Teens The full language taken seriously: functions, data structures, files, APIs, and finally programs the teenager designed alone. Strong preparation for any school course examined in Python. View syllabus](/courses/python-teens)[![AI and Machine Learning for Teens course thumbnail](/images/ai-ml-teens.webp) AI & Machine Learning for Teens Datasets, training, evaluation and error, learned by doing rather than by lecture. A student finishes able to train a model and, more usefully, explain what it cannot do. View syllabus](/courses/ai-ml-teens)[![Codex and Claude Code for Teens course thumbnail](/images/codex-claude-code-teens.webp) Codex & Claude Code for Teens A serious fraction of professional software is now written with AI agents in the loop. Teens learn to direct these tools, read what comes back, and repair it when it is wrong. View syllabus](/courses/codex-claude-code-teens) ### College Students & Professionals Evening study that survives a working week[![Python Mastery course thumbnail](/images/python-college.webp) Python Mastery For adults who need Python whole, not in fragments: the core language through object-oriented design, closing with a set of finished programs you can show. View syllabus](/courses/python-mastery-college)[![AI and Machine Learning course thumbnail](/images/ai-ml-college.webp) AI & Machine Learning A working adult's route into machine learning: real datasets, models you train yourself, and enough theory to judge when a result deserves trust. View syllabus](/courses/ai-ml-college)[![Generative AI course thumbnail](/images/generative-ai-college.webp) Generative AI Large language models from the builder's side of the counter: calling them from code, grounding them with retrieval, and finishing with compact applications that actually run. View syllabus](/courses/gen-ai) Local context ## Learning to code in the middle of Riyadh's decade Riyadh is where most of the Kingdom's technology money currently lands. Ministries are digitising, banks are hiring engineers, consultancies keep opening floors, and Vision 2030 has put software somewhere near the centre of the national conversation. You have heard all this. Your children, growing up in the capital, absorb it without being told. None of it obliges your child to become a programmer, and we will not pretend a weekly class settles anyone's career. What the class does is smaller and more durable. A child who codes learns to cut a problem into steps, to be wrong twenty times before being right, and to finish things. Those habits transfer: to maths homework, to science fair projects, and eventually to whatever the adult version of that child decides to do in whatever Riyadh has become by then. For the adults themselves the argument is blunter. Python, data work and AI literacy keep surfacing in the requirement lists of the capital's banks, government digital services, logistics firms and consultancies. An evening course will not hand you a job, and we refuse to promise otherwise. It will leave you with running code, trained models and a portfolio you can open in front of an interviewer, which is the part of the process a course can honestly control. ### Riyadh schools, and where a weekly class fits Our Riyadh students come from national curriculum schools and from the city's international schools, which between them teach British, American, Indian CBSE and IB programmes. We sit beside all of these rather than inside any of them, because we teach the craft itself. A few practical overlaps are worth naming. - **Indian CBSE schools:** Classes 11 and 12 examine computer science in Python. A teenager who has spent two years building projects with us walks into that syllabus already fluent in the language it uses. - **British curriculum schools:** the IGCSE and A Level computing papers are kindest to students who can write and trace code under pressure, exactly the ability that grows from building projects every week. - **American curriculum schools:** AP Computer Science assumes comfort with real programs, not just terminology. Project work is the most reliable way to arrive at that comfort early. - **National curriculum schools:** digital skills now hold a growing place in Saudi classrooms, and one supervised hour of hands-on building each week multiplies whatever the school period introduces. Whichever system your child is in, our coursework never collides with school. It runs in the evening, it carries no exams of its own, and its only homework is the project the student already wants to keep working on. The format ## How a class runs, hour by hour The design has stayed the same for years because nothing about it needs improving in a hurry. ### All of it live Every session is a teacher and a handful of students on a call at the same moment, working the same problem. Students unmute, put their code on screen and get corrected mid-mistake, which is when correction is worth the most. ### Eight students, then we stop Enrolment in a group closes at eight. Under that ceiling a teacher can read faces, spot hesitation and invite the quiet student in the corner to show their screen. Past it, teaching becomes broadcasting. ### Timed for Riyadh evenings Weekday lessons sit between late afternoon and nine at night, Arabia Standard Time, so homework has room on either side. Friday and Saturday carry extra slots for families whose weekdays are already full. ### English medium, patient pace Lessons run in English, which is what most of Riyadh's international schools teach in anyway. Instructors handle many students who switch to Arabic at the front door, so they rephrase freely and never let a nod stand in for understanding. ### Projects that survive the course Students end with software that exists: games, tools, small trained models. When a grandparent asks what the class was for, the child can simply run something. ### Nothing owed before the demo The opening session is free and complete. Enrolment, payment and commitment all wait until after you have seen a real lesson from the inside. The full ladder ## One ladder, from first instruction to working tool Parents in Riyadh often ask where all of this leads, so here is the whole ladder laid flat. No student climbs it in a year and nobody is expected to. The teacher meets the student in the first session and points at the right rung. Instructions in orderAges 6 to 9 Sequencing, loops and conditions, met first through blocks and stories the child invents. Success at this age has one measurement: whether the child brings up the class before the parent has to. The language itselfAges 9 to 14 Typed Python begins, with nothing but a blank editor: variables and conditions first, then functions, then the list and dictionary structures real programs are organised around. Drawing with turtle graphics carries the first weeks, quiz games and small apps carry the rest. Somewhere in this stage the student starts repairing their own errors without calling anyone over, which is the whole point. Data and honest AIAges 13 to 18 Programs begin touching the world: reading files, calling live APIs, wrangling real data. Then machine learning without the mystique. Students gather and clean data, watch training reshape a model's behaviour, and learn why a confident answer is not the same thing as a correct one. A teenager leaves this stage owning a trained model they can defend in plain sentences. Tools for workCollege and career Automation, data analysis, generative AI APIs and the agent tools Codex and Claude Code, all scheduled so the coursework can coexist with a degree or a full-time Riyadh job. One caution we give every professional: a course can make you capable, but it cannot make anyone hire you. Nobody here will guarantee you a placement, and you should walk away from anyone who does. What we control is the teaching, the code review and the portfolio, so those are what we promise. Where the fee goes ## What the fee actually buys ### Teachers, not content libraries Instruction is a person's full-time job here, not a side gig. Students frequently keep the same teacher across several courses, which means nothing gets re-explained to a stranger. ### A ceiling of eight The ceiling is the point. Everything parents notice later, the confidence, the questions, the pace, follows from a teacher having so few screens to watch. ### Built things, not ticked boxes Every course closes with artifacts: a game that runs, a script that saves time, a model that predicts. Worksheets do not survive childhood. Projects do. ### A certificate at the finish line Completing a course earns a certificate, the kind that slots neatly into a school portfolio or a university application file. ### Parents kept in the loop You receive regular notes on what was covered and where your child stands, so progress is something you read about, not something you guess at. ### The demo carries the proof We would rather show you a lesson than write you an argument. Watch one hour of teaching, then decide with evidence. Verified reviews ## What parents and students say Because everything happens online, a Riyadh student sits in a virtual classroom alongside families from many countries. The reviews below come from that wider community, each one real and verified, with plenty more on our [Wall of Love](/love). > "My child Dhairya is really enjoying the Modern Age Coders classes. This is his first online class and he eagerly looks forward to it. I can already see his improvement, and the teachers are very cooperative and listen to our suggestions. Overall, I am very happy with the class." Sonam Oswal Parent of Dhairya > "The one step solution for my son. Modern Age Coders make learning coding so simple that kids love it. The teachers explain complex concepts clearly with practical exercises and interactive content. The projects were challenging and rewarding." Ria Mukherjee Parent > "Modern Age Coders has been a game-changer for me. I struggled to grasp IT concepts and coding before joining, but their classes transformed everything. I can now confidently write complex programs with ease." Samridho Mondal Student > "My son has been attending this class for a few months and I have been genuinely impressed with his progress and enthusiasm. The instructors are patient and knowledgeable. He looks forward to every class and his confidence has grown." Poonam Rathore Parent More Saudi guides ## Reading for the rest of the Kingdom This page belongs to our Saudi Arabia guide, which covers the whole country in one place. If your family is elsewhere in the Kingdom, or you want the version written for younger children, start below. [Coding Classes in Saudi Arabia The country-wide guide: every course, every age band, and how the format works across the Kingdom.](/coding-classes-in-saudi-arabia)[Coding for Kids in Riyadh The same city, narrowed to ages six to twelve: what starting looks like when the student is a child.](/coding-classes-for-kids-in-riyadh)[Coding Classes in Jeddah The Red Sea edition, for families on the west coast and their own school calendars.](/coding-classes-in-jeddah)[Coding Classes in Dammam Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran share a single guide written for the east coast.](/coding-classes-in-dammam) Fees ## Two prices, no fine print Billing is monthly and in US dollars. The riyal equivalents drift a little as the dollar does, never by much. Group classes $40 per month about SAR 150 per month - A live teacher and at most seven classmates - Evening and weekend timings in AST - Course projects plus a completion certificate - Billing begins only after the free demo Book a Free Demo One-on-one classes $100 per month about SAR 375 per month - The whole hour belongs to one student - Timings arranged around your family's week - Syllabus speed set by the learner alone - Opens with the same free demo Book a Free Demo There is no joining charge, nothing owed for the demo, and no penalty for stopping. The fee you see is the fee you pay. Questions ## Frequently asked questions Do you have a physical coding centre in Riyadh?No. There is no building to drive to. Every lesson is a live video call between a teacher and a handful of students, so a family in Al Malaz gets exactly what a family in Al Nakheel or Diplomatic Quarter gets. All your child needs is a laptop or desktop, a headset and home internet good enough for a video call.What time do classes run for students in Riyadh?Weekday lessons sit between late afternoon and nine at night, Arabia Standard Time, which leaves room for homework on either side. Friday and Saturday carry additional slots. At enrolment you settle on one weekly hour that stays put, so the class becomes part of the week's rhythm rather than a negotiation.Which Riyadh school systems does the teaching sit alongside?All of them, because we deliberately teach the craft rather than any one syllabus. Our Riyadh students attend national curriculum schools as well as British, American, Indian CBSE and IB international schools. Students at Indian schools get a direct bonus, since senior CBSE computer science, Classes 11 and 12, runs on Python, the language most of our tracks use.Can a complete beginner join, and from what age?Yes, and six is the youngest we take. Nothing needs to be installed or known in advance. The teacher uses the first hour to work out where the student stands, then recommends a starting course honestly, including telling you to wait six months if that is the truthful answer for a very young child.Are the classes taught in English or Arabic?In English. That matches how most international schools in Riyadh already teach, and our instructors work with plenty of students who switch to Arabic or another language the moment class ends. They speak at a measured pace, repeat themselves without complaint, and check that an idea has landed before building on it.What do the classes cost in Saudi riyals?Group lessons are 40 US dollars a month, which works out to about SAR 150. Private lessons are 100 US dollars a month, about SAR 375. Billing runs month to month, with no joining charge and no long contract, and international cards are accepted. The demo lesson that comes before any of this costs nothing.What happens after I book the free demo?A mentor phones you to learn the student's age and any history with code, and together you fix a time. The student then sits a complete one-hour live lesson, and you are welcome to watch. Afterwards the decision is yours alone. No card details are collected and nobody follows up with pressure. Free demo class ## One hour will tell you more than this page can Book the free lesson, sit beside your child, and watch the teaching with your own eyes. Everything we have claimed here is checkable inside that hour, which is exactly why we lead with it. If WhatsApp is easier, [send a message](https://wa.me/919123366161?text=Hi,%20I%20want%20a%20free%20demo%20for%20coding%20classes%20in%20Riyadh) and a mentor calls back the same day. 4.9 rating across 547+ Google reviews --- *Canonical: https://learn.modernagecoders.com/coding-classes-in-riyadh*