7 programming schools in Bishkek: where to send your child to become a programmer

Liga Robotov
Liga Robotov is a robotics and programming school for children aged 5–13. Children build and program robots, developing engineering thinking and creativity. From the very first lesson, gadgets bring only benefits.

KIBERone
A cyber school for children aged 6 to 14. During classes, children study programming, create websites, games, apps, cartoons, and also work with modules such as Minecraft and Roblox. The school offers educational modules throughout the academic year as well as cyber holidays in the summer. Classes are conducted in groups, with both offline classrooms and an online format available. 

“Algoritmika”
An international programming and mathematics school for children aged 6 to 17. Children learn in groups of up to 12 students, with online or on-site classes at locations around the city. Classes use visual languages like Scratch, as well as Python, and involve project work: children can create games, apps, and animations. Algoritmika implements a project-based approach and gamified methodology, helping children develop mathematical thinking and teamwork skills. 

Coddy
A programming and design school for children aged 7 to 16. In Bishkek, classes are held both offline—at branches or IT company offices—and online. Children create websites using HTML/CSS/JS, mobile apps, games (including on Unity or Roblox), 3D models, animations, and creative projects. 

GeekBrains Kyrgyzstan
GeekBrains Kyrgyzstan is the local branch of a major online academy. The school offers courses for children and teenagers aged 8–17 in programming, design, and game development.

Geeks.kg
A program for children aged 7 to 12: students learn block-based programming, 3D modeling, and the basics of Python and Lua. Courses are conducted in person and possibly partially online, with teachers and mentors providing support and project-based work. 

Codify
Codify is a programming school that has taught IT skills to over 10,000 children aged 7 to 17. Programs are built using methodologies from MIT and Harvard: students create games, animations, and apps, developing digital literacy and project-based thinking.