Jawhar Brahmi

My lessons are hands-on from the very first minute. Instead of long explanations, we open the editor and start building something that actually runs, because nothing keeps a young learner motivated like seeing their own game working in front of them. From there we grow it piece by piece, adding one new idea at a time until they've built something they're genuinely proud of.

I teach coding through Roblox Studio and Scratch, two tools that let beginners create real, playable games while quietly picking up the concepts that matter: logic, variables, events, sequencing, and problem-solving. Scratch is perfect for younger children or complete beginners, while Roblox Studio suits students ready for something more ambitious, including an introduction to real scripting with Lua. Every lesson is built around a project the student cares about, so the learning never feels abstract or boring.

A bit about me: I hold a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and build software independently, so I teach from real practice rather than just theory. I've taught programming and game development to young learners online for several years, in both one-to-one and group sessions, with students of many different ages and levels.

My style is patient, encouraging, and calm. I explain things simply, let students experiment and make mistakes safely, and match the pace to whoever is in front of me. Whether your child is brand new to coding or already tinkering and eager to go further, my goal is that they leave every lesson able to do something they couldn't do before.