Godot Programming
Build, Code, and Publish Your Own Games
- Age 13-18
Godot Game Development is a hands-on class where students learn how to design, build, and code their own games using Godot, a modern game engine used to create both 2D and 3D games.
Students learn how games are structured, how interactive systems work, and how to turn their ideas into playable experiences. The focus is not just on playing games — it’s on understanding how games are made and developing the skills to create them.
Real Game Development Skills
Students learn how professional games are structured, including scenes, game logic, movement, interaction, UI, and level design.
Coding + Creative Thinking
Students use scripting to create mechanics, design gameplay, and build interactive systems.
From Idea to Playable Game
Students design, build, test, and refine their own games from start to finish.
What Students Learn
Students learn how to design and build their own games while developing programming and problem-solving skills.
- Create their own playable games
- Design characters and game worlds
- Program player movement and game mechanics
- Design levels and challenges
- Add animations and visual effects
- Test and improve their games
Who Can Join?
- Students age 13+
- No prior Godot experience required
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Python experience recommended,
but not required, for faster progress - Suitable for beginners and returning students
In a learning structure best for your child
Godot Programming Workshop
Students begin with Godot workshops designed to introduce real game development in a structured and accessible way.
Each workshop explores new game mechanics, coding concepts, and development techniques. Students can join multiple workshops and continue building skills over time.
Workshop Highlights
- Beginner-friendly
- Hands-on game development
- Build playable projects
- Learn step-by-step
- New projects each time
Workshops allow students to gradually build their skills while exploring different game ideas.
Age 13-18
Private Godot Programming Lessons
Students who want to progress faster or build more advanced projects may continue with private lessons.
Private lessons allow students to:
- Progress faster
- Build custom games
- Learn advanced scripting
- Create larger projects
- Receive personalized instruction
This flexible format allows students to move at their own pace and deepen their skills.