Autumn term is coming!

Summer is just hitting its stride, and we still have plenty of spaces on summer Minecraft camps (click here to get in on the action), but already our thoughts are turning to autumn.

The days will get shorter, the leaves will begin to yellow, and the Academy of Code autumn term will be back for its 11th year!

If you’ve been with us before, you know the drill:

• Registration is by age, and we’ll ensure that every student is in the right group for their experience and skill level.

• Classes are tiny, with a 7:1 or better student:teacher ratio, so every student gets tons of individual attention.

• Autumn term begins on Saturday, September 21st.

• You can choose to register for autumn only, or secure a place for the full year.

• If you’re registering for the full year, you can choose to pay in monthly instalments.

• Students at fresher and junior level can choose to code once per week, or they can add an extension class to their regular coding class and attend two classes per week. The second class contains tons of fun and engaging content, perfect for students who love to code!

• For the first time this term we’re also offering extension classes for senior students. These game development classes leverage Godot, an incredible open source games engine. We’ve previously offered Godot as a stand alone course, but this autumn we have brand new lessons, and plenty to keep both new and returning students busy and excited all year!

Most importantly, we’re offering a limited number of early bird places for those of you who are quick off the mark. These are the best prices we offer on autumn term classes, and when they’re gone, they’re gone. Check out theacademyofcode.com/autumn-spring-term-2024-25, or click below to grab yours!

As always, we have a whole pile of new material in the works for the new term, and we look forward to sharing more details about that over the coming weeks. If you have any questions about the autumn term, our course content, or anything else, please don’t hesitate to get in touch by replying to this email.

Happy coding!

Diarmuid and the Olus Education team