You don’t have to send your child to English and coding separately.
At Makerlab, children build something real and think and talk about it in English. Both grow at once.
Three things grow together in one class
Immersed in English
Not test English — living English, used while building and explaining. The language of the room is English.
They build it themselves
Circuits, robots, games, Python, AI. Not coding by watching a screen, but making with their hands.
Ready for the future
The more AI does for us, the more it matters to understand and direct it. The result is an English portfolio they can show anywhere.
A seamless 4-stage roadmap, from age 7 to middle school
Each stage runs across 8 terms, and every term the child shows what they made.
“I can make things
light up and move.”
“I make games and
gadgets people use.”
“I write real code
in a real language.”
“I ship work
for the world to see.”
Teacher Adriana
A teacher who has taught English and science to everyone from kindergarteners to graduate students — and who has researched AI herself.
Up to 4 children per class.
With four, there’s enough room for everyone to speak in English and to get help when they’re stuck. The teacher looks after each child’s pace personally.
Four days is enough.
The first make-it-in-English camp
3 hours a day · 4 days · one thing you can hold in your hands. Newcomers to Makerlab are welcome too.
Makerlab Stories
We record children’s work and class stories on our blog.
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Shall we make your child’s
first project together?
Just tell us your child’s grade and interests and we’ll gladly suggest where to start.
Consult on KakaoTalk