Coding
From Scratch to Python, we teach programming the way it should be learned: by building real things.
Erbil, Kurdistan · Since 2023
We turn passive tech users into builders. 1,300+ students trained across Kurdistan — from age 5 to university graduates. Real projects. Real skills. Built right here.
What We Do
From Scratch to Python, we teach programming the way it should be learned: by building real things.
Students design, build, and program robots using micro:bit and Arduino. Hardware meets creativity.
We make AI approachable for kids and educators alike. Our AI programs have reached 1,300+ students across King's School.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript — students graduate with a live website they built themselves.
What We Teach
Mini Coders — Full Winter Course A 6-month program made for children aged 5–6. Through games, stories and friendly robots, they take their first steps into technology in a safe, pl...
Front-End Web Development The visual side of building websites. Students use HTML and CSS to design and build pages that look great on any screen: a creative and highly practical s...
Vibe Coding — Building Websites with AI Students learn to build websites the way modern developers do: by describing what they want to AI tools, then shaping and improving the resu...
Milestone Moments
Students showcased AI and robotics projects at Kurdistan's largest tech expo.
The Code Lab featured among Kurdistan's leading youth innovation initiatives.
The first-ever AI & Technology Festival at King's School, inaugurated by the Minister of Education.
Implementing partner delivering digital skills to underserved communities and refugees.
Student projects presented at national education and technology exhibitions.
Student Work
Rana Kovan, a 9th grader at The Code Lab, built a deep learning tool that analyzes breast scans for early signs of cancer. Her project debuted at MEDICO 2025 and took her live onto Rudaw TV’s October awareness campaign.
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At 14, Miras Abdulghaur built an AI tool that highlights possible brain tumors in medical scans. Revealed at MEDICO 2025 and featured live on Evin, Jin w Jyan, his project shows what students achieve in The Code Lab's AI course.
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In his first and only course at The Code Lab, 12-year-old Niyaz Hoshyar built a smart stick that vibrates to warn blind people of obstacles. Shown at MEDICO 2025 and live on Evin, Jin w Jyan, his video reached about a million people.
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Join Kurdistan's most hands-on tech program for ages 5–22.
For Organizations
Schools, NGOs, and sponsors: let's build something together.