Siliconvalley4u Coding Academy
SiliconValley4U, 3080 La selva Street, 2nd floor, 2nd floor, CA 94403
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Siliconvalley4u Coding Academy offers coding courses and coding classes that include project-based coding courses, project courses, and online programming courses. The program also offers public speaking classes, a Scratch class, Math Olympiad, internships, virtual internships, and micro-internships. The academy includes a structured coding pathway with multiple levels called Skill Development, Build a Product, Pro-Coder Lite, and Pro Coder, along with tailored packages of various programs depending on the student's grade level and coding background.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: introductory 12-weeks courses from the Coding Academy, including Coding Academy courses with a 12-weeks' program plan for middle school children
Siliconvalley4u Coding Academy states that it offers a wide variety of project-based coding courses, internships, and resources to empower young students with modern skills and experience. The leadership team includes CEO/Founder Gurumurthy Yeleswarapu, Adviser Danylo (Dan) Zherebetskyy, Adviser Eric Hayes, Social Media Manager Emily Nguyen, Business Development staff member John Vergel Pajutining, and Architect Akhil Yeleswarapu. The program describes its courses as bespoke programming courses for all ages and experience levels and notes that its 2025 summer camp is open for enrollment for beginners. The academy also offers virtual internship opportunities, opportunities for high schoolers to coach younger students, and exclusive courses for students and unique tech solutions for partners.
Several comments describe the instructors as well prepared, knowledgeable, friendly, and taking good care of students, and say that the mentors are proficient in the domains they teach. One parent reports that a child attends public speaking classes and describes the instructor as very nice, professional, and using fun learning methods, and says these classes have built the child’s confidence to speak in front of a group. Another comment notes that Siliconvalley4u offered virtual lessons to kids at a Redmond, WA elementary school and describes the communication as “spot on” and the experience as seamless. Parents and students mention positive experiences with Scratch, Python, Math Olympiad, and coding classes, including learning geometry and area concepts, exposure to different levels of math, and progress in coding abilities. Comments also mention that high schoolers can coach younger students, that an intern has used Python knowledge while remotely connecting with students and experts across the world, and that online programming and project courses and the internship program are recommended by that intern. One MBA student who worked with Siliconvalley4u as a learner consultant describes a structured coding pathway that includes Python, Java, and JavaScript and notes that students build software applications via Swatcloud. Another parent notes that their child rapidly developed computer skills in months and now wishes to pursue a career in software and computer engineering, and several parents say their children enjoy the classes and look forward to them. The academy reports partnerships with several tech companies from Silicon Valley to bring “business case to skills” education and states that it works with both educational and enterprise organizations to build unique programs and projects for wide audiences.
Last updated December 25, 2025.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: introductory 12-weeks courses from the Coding Academy, including Coding Academy courses with a 12-weeks' program plan for middle school children
Siliconvalley4u Coding Academy states that it offers a wide variety of project-based coding courses, internships, and resources to empower young students with modern skills and experience. The leadership team includes CEO/Founder Gurumurthy Yeleswarapu, Adviser Danylo (Dan) Zherebetskyy, Adviser Eric Hayes, Social Media Manager Emily Nguyen, Business Development staff member John Vergel Pajutining, and Architect Akhil Yeleswarapu. The program describes its courses as bespoke programming courses for all ages and experience levels and notes that its 2025 summer camp is open for enrollment for beginners. The academy also offers virtual internship opportunities, opportunities for high schoolers to coach younger students, and exclusive courses for students and unique tech solutions for partners.
Several comments describe the instructors as well prepared, knowledgeable, friendly, and taking good care of students, and say that the mentors are proficient in the domains they teach. One parent reports that a child attends public speaking classes and describes the instructor as very nice, professional, and using fun learning methods, and says these classes have built the child’s confidence to speak in front of a group. Another comment notes that Siliconvalley4u offered virtual lessons to kids at a Redmond, WA elementary school and describes the communication as “spot on” and the experience as seamless. Parents and students mention positive experiences with Scratch, Python, Math Olympiad, and coding classes, including learning geometry and area concepts, exposure to different levels of math, and progress in coding abilities. Comments also mention that high schoolers can coach younger students, that an intern has used Python knowledge while remotely connecting with students and experts across the world, and that online programming and project courses and the internship program are recommended by that intern. One MBA student who worked with Siliconvalley4u as a learner consultant describes a structured coding pathway that includes Python, Java, and JavaScript and notes that students build software applications via Swatcloud. Another parent notes that their child rapidly developed computer skills in months and now wishes to pursue a career in software and computer engineering, and several parents say their children enjoy the classes and look forward to them. The academy reports partnerships with several tech companies from Silicon Valley to bring “business case to skills” education and states that it works with both educational and enterprise organizations to build unique programs and projects for wide audiences.
Last updated December 25, 2025.
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