Coding
From Scratch to Python, we teach programming the way it should be learned: by building real things.
A technology education center in Erbil, teaching coding, robotics and AI to young people across Kurdistan since 2023.
Our Story
2023
Launched in Erbil with one room, one instructor, and a vision.
2024
Expanded to 300 m², signed 5 MOUs, trained 1,300+ students.
2025
Recognized nationally. Growing with purpose.
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 Stand For
Every student builds something real. No passive learning.
Open to all ages, all backgrounds, all abilities.
Kurdish, Arabic, and English — in Erbil, for Kurdistan.
We measure success in student projects, not certificates.
Our Team
CEO
Satar saw that the region’s challenge wasn’t access to devices but the lack of skills and confidence to use them. Since 2015, his work in building digital systems shaped his vision: a hands-on, student-centered space where kids learn coding, robotics, and AI through doing. He believes empowering children with tech skills sparks change beyond the classroom, reaching families and communities. By blending global best practices with local needs, Satar champions innovation, responsibility, and creativity — driving a cultural shift toward digital transformation in the region.
Program Director
Rebin saw that while young people in Iraq and Kurdistan are surrounded by technology, they often lack the tools and guidance to use it creatively. He helped establish The Code Lab to provide hands-on, age-appropriate courses in coding, robotics, AI, and web development — taught locally and in students’ own language. His vision is inclusive and accessible: from flexible curricula that run on basic devices to programs adapted for students with special needs. Rebin’s long-term goal is embedding digital literacy in national curricula, preparing youth to compete globally.
Head of Program
Head of Program
Head of Marketing and Communications
Head of Marketing and Communications
Instructor
Instructor
Instructor
Instructor
Office Manager & Quality Coordinator
Office Manager & Quality Coordinator
For Students & Families
Join Kurdistan's most hands-on tech program for ages 5–22.
For Organizations
Schools, NGOs, and sponsors: let's build something together.