From the eight-year-old writing a first game to the adult changing careers and the team modernising its architecture: project-based software training backed by 10+ years of production experience in banking software.
Nobody starts from the same place or wants to reach the same one. Content, pace and tools are shaped by age group and goal; the one constant is building something that works in every lesson.
Making their own games, animations and stories with Scratch and block-based programming. The goal is not memorising code but learning algorithmic thinking, sequences, conditions and loops, the way you learn a game.
Real programming with Python, a first website (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) and simple games. An honest answer to "is software for me?" before choosing a degree, and mentoring for project competitions.
Turning classroom theory into an employable skill: an end-to-end real project with .NET, React or Flutter; Git, testing, code review and a portfolio you can talk about in a job interview.
Moving into software from another profession, or becoming able to code within your own job. A roadmap shortened to your goal, evening and weekend slots that fit a working life, and immediately useful skills such as moving from Excel to Python.
Production-proven practices for teams that already write code: Clean Architecture and CQRS, test strategy, code-review standards, migrating to Flutter and AI-assisted development workflows (Claude, Copilot and agents).
Software is not just for the young. A patient pace, plain language and small programs that help in daily life: a script that organises photos, a budget sheet, a personal web page. Confidence in the digital world.
Instead of watching videos and forgetting, we build together in live lessons. Every step has a concrete output: a working program, a corrected assignment, a finished project.
A free 30-minute online session: goal, level and suitable hours.
A written programme by age and goal: topics, projects, duration and format.
Interactive, screen-shared lessons; each one ends with something built.
Short assignments between lessons; feedback through professional code review.
A real project for the portfolio, a certificate of participation and guidance for what comes next.
No. Programmes start from zero; being comfortable using a computer is enough. In the free introductory lesson we assess your level together and draw up a roadmap that fits you.
Every age from 8 upwards. Scratch and block-based programming for children, Python and web for teens, .NET, React, Flutter and AI-assisted development for university students and adults, and architecture and quality training for corporate teams.
Lessons are mostly online, live and interactive; in-person lessons in Istanbul and on-site corporate training are also possible. Every lesson ends with something built, with short assignments and code-review feedback in between.
Pricing depends on the format (one-to-one, small group, corporate) and duration. After the free introductory lesson we send a written programme and quote; students receive a discount.
Eight is a good starting point for children who read comfortably and can focus for 30–40 minutes. For younger children we assess together in the introductory lesson and may suggest waiting a while.
Those who complete a programme receive an Aydinfo certificate of participation and a portfolio page featuring their final project. A working project you can show matters more than a certificate in hiring, and the programme is built around that.
Whatever your age, level or goal, a free 30-minute introductory lesson is where we find your starting point together.
