Hackingtons Virtual Classes

For students unable to attend in-person, our online instructors bring the same energy and passion to ignite your child's love for coding.

Black Belt Coder Program (ages 8-15)

Our Black Belt Class is our flagship offering (since 2014), with a custom curriculum covering the languages HTML, CSS, Scratch, JavaScript, Python, and Unity. Students build video games, websites, and Python applications to earn rank advancements. Tuition: $120/month (4 weeks)

Free Informational Meeting (Black Belt Program)

Game Dev Club (ages 13+)

Hackingtons Game Dev Club is for teenagers (13-18) who are dedicated to learning how to build 'professional-grade' video games, and/or plan to study computer science in University. This is a mentorship program, and is best described as an academic club rather than a class.

Learn more about Game Dev Club

Hackingtons location in Pleasant Hill California. 6 desks with laptops infront of a large television.

If your child enjoys playing video games, perhaps they would enjoy a career in computer programming?

What parents are saying

Nobody makes learning how to code as much fun as Hackington's does. Every day using the tools that Hackingtons provides my son is excited to do work on his own and to learn how to code. If you think that your kids might be interested in hacking (or rather coding) I would highly encourage you to try Hackingtons today.

Lau A.

Yelp Review

This place is amazing! I love the fact that my child is so passionate about attending class and looks forward to his next class after every session. Curriculum, staff and pricing is just right. I feel like what took me a month to learn, my child learned within an hour. Thank you Hackingtons!

Sunny K.

Facebook Review

My 9 year old son loves going to Hackingtons. I've never seen him so passionate about any other extracurricular activity he has. He loves to show his work and strives to improve every day! Thank you!

Maria Z.

Google Review

Would my child enjoy coding?

Coding is not about playing video games, it's about creating and problem solving. Does your child enjoy drawing or building with legos? Are they mischievous? Do they like discovering short-cuts? Do they have an entrepreneurial spirit? Do they have big dreams? These are all tell-tales that your child might benefit from learning to code.

Image of a girl wearing a Hackingtons shirt while blowing bubble of bubble gum.