Curiosity turns into
skill.
Ideas turn into
personal projects.
Does your child love games, computers, and digital worlds? In my online workshops, they'll discover, how to code on their own, get creative, and bring their own ideas to life.
No prior knowledge required. It's fun and you'll get personalized guidance. And that wonderful feeling: "I made that myself!"
Programmer
Educational Instructor
and teens supported
Imagine your child saying: “I did that all by myself!”
That moment when a child looks proudly at their own work is something special. They came up with an idea, tried something out, maybe made some mistakes, and finally found a solution. These are exactly the kinds of learning experiences I want to make possible.
It doesn't just learn code. It discovers what it's capable of.
My goal isn't to turn every child into a programmer. I want to give children experiences that go far beyond the screen.
"I can't" becomes "I'll give it a try."
Your child experiences moments of success. They see that they can learn new things and overcome challenges step by step.
Not just answers. Solutions of our own.
Instead of providing ready-made answers, I guide children as they ask questions, understand how things are connected, and discover their own ways of solving problems.
Your own ideas come to life.
An idea can turn into a digital story, an animation, or a little game. Your child will get creative on their own.
You don't have to be able to explain everything to your child yourself .
Maybe your child is interested in computers, games, and technology. But you're not sure exactly how to encourage this interest.
Maybe you don't have the time. Maybe you've never programmed yourself. Or maybe you just want to give your child the chance to try something new.
That's exactly where I come in.
I explain complex topics in a way that's easy to understand, provide personalized support for your child, and create a space where questions are welcome.
You need the chance to try something on your own.
Curiosity is the first step. We'll take the next step together.
Don't just listen. Try it out for yourself.
In my workshops, children learn by getting involved themselves. I explain things, show examples, answer questions, and guide them through their own projects.
Discover Together
I explain the basics step by step and make even complicated concepts easy to understand.
Design It Yourself
Children come up with their own ideas and put them into practice right away on the computer.
Proud of the result
In the end, what matters isn't that everything is perfect, but what your child has learned and created on their own.
Protecting children's privacy is particularly important to me. That is why I only share learning processes and projects in a way that ensures personal data remains protected.
Learning works especially well when children take an active role.
I am convinced: Children don't always need even more information. They need opportunities to discover things for themselves.
That's why my workshops focus on hands-on activities, your own ideas, and clear explanations.
Mistakes are okay. Questions are welcome. And every child can learn at their own pace.
This is how children learn with me ↗Try.
Create.
Repeat.
The first step? Just give it a try.
A workshop is an opportunity to discover new interests. In person, online, and with personalized guidance.
Programming
Discover.
Your child will learn: how programs work, how ideas turn into digital projects, and just how much fun it can be to experiment on their own.
Girls
Coding.
A workshop for girls, who want to learn about technology, develop creative ideas, and gain their first hands-on experience with programming.
I have already had the opportunity to help children and teenagers learn to code.
Hi, I'm Claudia.
I am a computer scientist, programmer, and founder of the Claudia Grimm Academy.
I have been involved in technology for many years. But what is especially important to me is to share this knowledge in a way that children can truly understand it.
I founded the Academy in 2022, because I want to show children and teens that programming isn't just for a select few.
I want them to have the confidence to ask questions, put their own ideas into practice, and learn new things.
Experience as an application developer
STEM.org Certified Educational Instructor
There are many ways to learn . There are many ways to learn .
Mathematics
Understand mathematical relationships and develop a love of discovery.
Learn more ↗For Parents
Find out how I support children in their learning and what makes my services special.
Learn more ↗For Schools
Digital education, accessible learning opportunities, and opportunities for collaboration.
Learn more ↗Good to know. .
Would you like to know, whether the workshop is right for your child? Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions.
Contact Us ↗Does my child need to know how to code?
No. The beginner workshops are suitable for children with no prior experience. I explain everything step by step.
What exactly will my child learn?
Your child will learn basic programming concepts, complete small tasks, and discover how their own ideas can be turned into digital projects.
How will this benefit my child beyond just learning to code?
Through programming, your child will practice: identifying problems, trying out solutions, and thinking independently. At the same time, your child can develop creativity and confidence in their own abilities.
As a parent, do I need to be able to program?
No. You don't need any programming skills. I'll be there with your child during the workshop and will explain the tasks in a way that's easy to understand.
Where are the workshops held?
The workshops will take place in person and online via Zoom. You'll receive the access link once your booking is confirmed.
How big are the groups?
A maximum of twelve children participate in a workshop. This ensures there is time for questions and personalized support.
How does registration work?
On the workshop page, select a date and time and submit your request. I'll check availability and send you the payment information. Once payment is received, I'll confirm your spot and send you the Zoom link.
Your child can do more than just look at a screen.
Give him the chance to create something on his own. Maybe a small project will spark a great deal of enthusiasm.
Any questions? Send me a private message.