Book the firstAn 8-year IT school
for children aged 6–17
Not a set of separate courses but an 8-year learning track: stages by age, modules, projects, a portfolio and international certification.
Academy programmes
by age stage
We assess the child's level and build a personal IT route. Every module has its own page with the plan, projects and learning outcomes.
9–11 years Roblox Studio
Advantages:
- Building games of their own
- Developing logic and creativity
- Roblox and Minecraft Education
After the programme the child:
Builds game levels, characters and mechanics, and understands the basics of game design and programming.
By the end of the programme the child will build:
- Roblox Quest
- Minecraft Education Challenge
- An arcade game
iTerra Kids Academy certificate
On completing the programme the student receives an iTerra Kids Academy certificate confirming they finished it.
9–11 years Web Design & UI/UX
Advantages:
- Building websites and design
- HTML, CSS and Figma
- A first digital portfolio
After the programme the child:
Builds websites, landing pages, interfaces and visual projects while developing digital thinking and a sense of design.
By the end of the programme the child will build:
- A personal website
- A site about their hobby
- A mobile app design
iTerra Kids Academy certificate
On completing the programme the student receives an iTerra Kids Academy certificate confirming they finished it.
9–11 years 3D Design & Blender
Advantages:
- Creating 3D models
- Working in Blender
- A digital portfolio
After the programme the child:
Models objects and scenes in Blender and works with textures, light and animation.
By the end of the programme the child will build:
- A 3D character model
- A 3D game scene
- A short 3D animation
iTerra Kids Academy certificate
On completing the programme the student receives an iTerra Kids Academy certificate confirming they finished it.
Final stage · 14–17 years
The Certiport international certification is the last step: the student completes a portfolio and sits the official exam.
International Certiport certification
The final stage of the IT path at iTerra Kids Academy — preparation for the international Certiport certification.
Who it is for:
Students aged 14–17 who have completed the basic IT modules and want to go deeper into professional development. Ideal for building a strong portfolio before applying to specialised universities.
Programme advantage:
Focused preparation for the exam leading to an international certificate that confirms the student's technical competencies and skills.
What preparation includes:
A proven curriculum, exercises in the exam format and mock tests, work on a personal graduation project and support from academy mentors.
Important:
At the end of the preparation the student receives the iTerra Kids Academy certificate. The official Certiport certificate is issued only after passing the official exam, which is scheduled and paid for separately from the preparation.
Why do you need Certiport?
Find out why this certificate is valued worldwide, how the preparation works and what opportunities it opens for your child.
- International recognition: The Certiport certificate is recognised by educational institutions, IT companies and employers in more than 150 countries.
- New opportunities: It helps build a strong portfolio, stand out during admission and take a confident step towards a future career in IT.
- Hands-on preparation: Preparation is guided by experienced mentors and includes real assignments, projects and mock exams.
- Official exam: The official exam takes place at an authorised Certiport centre, is scheduled separately and is paid for separately from the preparation. It tests practical skills rather than theory.
- International certificate: The official Certiport certificate is issued only after passing the official exam. Preparation at the academy does not guarantee a pass and ends with the iTerra Kids Academy certificate.
Still have questions? We answer honestly
We accept children from the age of 6. The first stage of the track is Digital Start — a gentle entry into IT through games and creativity, with no experience and no pressure.
The child builds their first mini project, meets a mentor and tries the learning format. The parent receives an interest analysis, a level assessment and a group recommendation.
No. The track goes from simple to advanced, and the group is chosen by age and preparation level. You can start from scratch.
These are live lessons with a teacher, not recorded videos. The child works on an interactive online platform, asks questions and gets feedback in real time.
Groups are formed by language: Russian, Romanian or English. The child studies in a clear and comfortable language environment.
It is the final stage of the track, for students aged 14–17: systematic preparation for the international Certiport Python IT Specialist certification. Participation terms are agreed during a mentor consultation.
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