Course Details

Python Programming for Beginners

Start coding with Python through live sessions, assignments, and mentor feedback.

Bestseller ★ 4.8/5 150+ enrolled

Overview

Start coding with Python through live sessions, assignments, and mentor feedback.

What You'll Learn

Live interactive sessions
1st one-on-one session
Comprehensive curriculum
No long-term commitment
Personalized learning plan

Level 1

Age 10+ 20 hrs

Module 1: Introduction and Setup

What is programming? Intro to Python
Setting up the environment
First "Hello, World!" program

Module 2: Variables and Data Types

int, float, str, bool
Declaring and assigning variables
Basic arithmetic

Module 3: Input and Output

input() for user input
print() output
String formatting

Module 4: Conditional Statements

if / else if / else
Comparisons and logical operators
Branching logic

Module 5: Loops and Iteration

while and for loops
Repeating tasks
Programs with loops

Module 6: Functions

Defining and calling functions
Parameters and return values
Modular programs

Module 7: Lists and Basic Data Structures

Creating and manipulating lists
Indexing and slicing
Basic list operations

Module 8: Project — Interactive Story

Text-based interactive story
Using input, conditionals, loops
Adding interactivity

Module 9: Project — Simple Calculator

Arithmetic calculator program
Functions for operations
User input and output

Level 2

Age 10+ 20 hrs

Module 1: Dictionaries and Sets

Key-value pairs
Dictionary methods
Sets and unique elements

Module 2: File Handling

Reading/writing text files
with open() for safe handling
Storing and retrieving data

Module 3: Advanced Functions and Modules

Default, keyword, variable-length args
Modules and libraries
Importing and using functions

Module 4: Exception Handling

try-except blocks
Customising exceptions
Multiple except blocks

Module 5: Object-Oriented Programming

Classes and objects
Attributes and methods
Creating instances

Module 6: Pygame Introduction

Pygame for game development
Game loop setup
Graphics and user input

Module 7: Project — Basic Game

Simple game with Pygame
OOP principles and loops
Interactivity and graphics

Level 3

Age 10+ 20 hrs

Module 1: Advanced Data Structures

Tuples and immutability
List comprehensions
Nested data structures

Module 2: Advanced File Handling

Binary files
JSON serialization
File-related exceptions

Module 3: Advanced OOP

Inheritance, extending classes
Overriding and dynamic binding
Class hierarchies

Module 4: Advanced Pygame

Complex games
Collisions, animations, states
Sound effects and music

Module 5: Advanced Project — Mini Game

Advanced Pygame game
Advanced OOP + graphics
Methods, loops, events

Module 6: Final Project — Creative Game

Creative game of choice
Combining advanced concepts
Presenting the project

Level 4 — Data (NumPy & Pandas)

Age 12+ 20 hrs

NumPy Essentials

NumPy arrays and operations
Indexing, slicing, reshaping
Broadcasting and ufuncs

Pandas — Data Analysis

Series and DataFrames
Loading, filtering, sorting data
Grouping and summary statistics

Working with Missing Data

Handling missing values
Fill / drop / interpolate

Combining & Visualising Data

Merging and joining DataFrames
Built-in plotting + Matplotlib

Real-World Projects

Projects on real datasets
Analyse and present insights

Requirements

A laptop / desktop
Stable internet connection
Python interpreter + an IDE (VS Code, etc.)
Some block-based coding experience recommended

Reviews

4.8 / 5 ★ · 150+ students enrolled

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get started?

Book a free demo/trial class. Our team helps you pick the right level and schedule, then you choose a plan and begin live classes.

How does payment work?

You pay only for the classes you book, in advance, for a chosen calendar period. You select your preferred payment method during the initial setup — no hidden charges.

What if I miss a class?

Missed classes can be rescheduled with prior notice, subject to tutor availability. Recordings/notes are shared where applicable.

Do I need to sign any contract?

No long-term contract. Classes are flexible and you can continue, pause or stop based on your needs.

How do I track my child's progress?

Tutors share regular feedback and assessments, and you can request progress updates any time. A coordinator stays in touch throughout.

If my child doesn't enjoy the classes, is there a refund?

Yes — we follow a flexible refund policy. If it is not the right fit early on, unused, eligible classes can be refunded as per our Refund Policy.

Is previous experience required?

No. Beginner levels start from the basics. Higher levels have recommended prerequisites listed under the Requirements tab.

How are classes conducted?

Live, interactive online sessions (one-to-one or small groups) with expert mentors, plus post-class mentoring support.