My Coding Place Camps and Classes
My Coding Place, 3616 Far West Blvd #109, #109, Austin, TX 78731
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My Coding Place Camps and Classes offers activities in coding, robotics, digital art, game design, chess, and other STEM and tech camps. Students can take specific classes such as Game Design with Scratch, Game Design with Roblox Studio, Game Design with Godot, Minecraft Mania (Lua), Minecraft Magic (Java), Young Innovators and Entrepreneurs, Marvelous Mobile, Confident Keyboarding, Chess Champion, and Digital Art. The program also includes instruction in web technologies like HTML and CSS, app building for Android-based mobile phones and tablets using MIT App Inventor, computer programming using the Lua programming language, and creating Minecraft mods using the Minecraft Forge modding tool.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly classes with afternoon options, plus one-day and full-week camps
• Price: In-studio camps range from $135 for one-day camps up to $598 for full-week camps, with classes starting at $159 monthly
Camp instructors range from high school and college students to professional developers, and all instructors have passed a background check. The instructor-to-student ratio is no greater than 1 instructor to 7 students, and classes are live, small-group sessions led by live instructors. My Coding Place Camps and Classes is a female-owned, family-owned Austin learning studio that focuses on creativity, critical thinking, and hands-on learning for every skill level, and it states core values of Inclusion, Innovation, Curiosity, Honesty, and Passion. The business describes its mission as promoting STEM education and innovation, with a goal of empowering the next generation to develop critical thinking skills and engaging them in creative activities to inspire curiosity and confidence.
The leadership team includes Amy, who completed undergraduate studies at the University of Illinois, attained certification to teach Math and Computer Science in Illinois, and completed graduate studies in Ann Arbor, and Fahd, who was an engineer and taught college students to code in C++. They opened My Coding Place in their community in 2018 and have lived in Austin for over 20 years. The program has been involved in the community through specific camps offered at Lakeway Activity Center and WAYA, joint camps with Crafternoon, and features on Nwaca News, KVUE, and Patch.
For enrollment, full payment is required to reserve a child’s seat, and an account must be created to enroll in camps. Cancellations up to the first day are eligible for credit that does not expire, minus a $20 processing fee, and changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. Camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students may be canceled, with students moved to a similar camp or a full refund offered, and an email with camp prep information is sent before the start date. One parent shared that her son “loved the digital art class and said it was ‘the only thing exciting’ about Monday” and that it got him out of bed in the morning.
Last updated July 16, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly classes with afternoon options, plus one-day and full-week camps
• Price: In-studio camps range from $135 for one-day camps up to $598 for full-week camps, with classes starting at $159 monthly
Camp instructors range from high school and college students to professional developers, and all instructors have passed a background check. The instructor-to-student ratio is no greater than 1 instructor to 7 students, and classes are live, small-group sessions led by live instructors. My Coding Place Camps and Classes is a female-owned, family-owned Austin learning studio that focuses on creativity, critical thinking, and hands-on learning for every skill level, and it states core values of Inclusion, Innovation, Curiosity, Honesty, and Passion. The business describes its mission as promoting STEM education and innovation, with a goal of empowering the next generation to develop critical thinking skills and engaging them in creative activities to inspire curiosity and confidence.
The leadership team includes Amy, who completed undergraduate studies at the University of Illinois, attained certification to teach Math and Computer Science in Illinois, and completed graduate studies in Ann Arbor, and Fahd, who was an engineer and taught college students to code in C++. They opened My Coding Place in their community in 2018 and have lived in Austin for over 20 years. The program has been involved in the community through specific camps offered at Lakeway Activity Center and WAYA, joint camps with Crafternoon, and features on Nwaca News, KVUE, and Patch.
For enrollment, full payment is required to reserve a child’s seat, and an account must be created to enroll in camps. Cancellations up to the first day are eligible for credit that does not expire, minus a $20 processing fee, and changes on or after the first day of camp are not eligible for a refund. Camps that do not meet the minimum enrollment of 4 students may be canceled, with students moved to a similar camp or a full refund offered, and an email with camp prep information is sent before the start date. One parent shared that her son “loved the digital art class and said it was ‘the only thing exciting’ about Monday” and that it got him out of bed in the morning.
Last updated July 16, 2026.
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