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The ninjas work their way through a colour-coded programme to earn wristbands that symbolise their experience, just like in martial arts. Kids aged five-14 are taught how to build robots, drones and even develop their own games and apps. “We are the only coding academy that offers weekly classes throughout the year. We will also be holding holiday camps for the kids during the school holidays, which will help out busy parents,” said Pradip. “Children will need to have a technical aptitude to compete in the future job market. The skills for critical analysis and problem-solving are key i...

Code Ninjas Celebrates 300 Open Locations International Kids Coding Franchise Sees Success Despite Pandemic Challenges; Reaches Major Growth Milestone News provided by Share this article Share this article PEARLAND, Texas, March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Code Ninjas, the world's largest and fastest-growing kids' coding franchise, celebrated having 300 locations simultaneously operating for the first time in company history, the week of February 22, 2021. Code Ninjas reached this notable milestone in less than five years. In fact, in 2020 alone 98 locations newly opened worldwide, helping cemen...

Reply Swathi Bhamidipati (pictured) is an electrical engineer herself and found through opening a Code Ninjas location she can make an impact training coders for a 21st century workforce. (Courtesy Code Ninjas - Los Alamitos) Girls are an important part of the tech future. Coding is a fundamental skill not taught in schools. Code Ninjas makes coding fun by teaching the students how to create video games and apps. Girls can sign-up for a free session by calling before March 8. (Courtesy Code Ninjas) Engineers Week 2021 began on Monday, February 22 and arguably one of the most important celebr...

The Grand Valley’s newest dojo doesn’t teach the ways of traditional martial arts. It instills critical thinking skills through computer coding. The Code Ninjas Grand Junction location opened Saturday at the Maverick Innovation Center, at 730 Mesa Ave. There, students learn the fundamentals and intricacies of coding through games and a martial arts motif. “You don’t have to know about coding to get started. This is all about learning and having fun,” said Craig Little, who co-owns the franchise with his wife Joanna. “And kids do more than coding. This also teache...

Get our free mobile app There's no short selling the fact that small businesses have been dealt a tough and sometimes unbearable dagger to their chances of staying open and being able to pay bills. The Monmouth County Freeholders/Commissioners since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic have used Federal CARES Act funding to help businesses with PPE and other Covid related expenses, which has helped many businesses in the area. Still, with capacity at only 35-percent, rough waters lye ahead in what's been a brutal month for weather at the Jersey Shore. In Middletown, the township committee h...