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Training the future workforce inemerging technologies

Creating pipelines and pathways for learners at every stage: K-16, educators, and the workforce

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We're reimagining STEM education and workforce development to empower every student with the technical skills necessary for the jobs of the future.

We focus on skill building and workforce development in technologies that are going to change the world over the next decade, such as Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Big Data. With a commitment to accessible, supportive computer science education, we offer learning pathways and programs for individuals at every stage of their STEM journey, including: K-12 students and educators, community college and university students and faculty, and members of the workforce.

Key Initiatives

Classical
Coding
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codeConnects empowers students through STEM pathways from building foundational Python skills to developing emerging technologies skills to conducting research in the field.

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Quantum
Computing
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Qubit by Qubit makes quantum computing education accessible to K-16 students and members of the workforce through camps, year-long courses, research and internships.

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Artificial
Intelligence
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TRAIN is creating future Responsible AI leaders through first-of-its-kind course: Introduction to Machine Learning (ML) for High School Students and Educators & College Faculty.

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Upcoming Programs

Quantum Computing

Sept 2025 - April 2026
  • Semester & year-long course options
  • Learn real quantum skills
  • Run code on a quantum computer
  • Industry expert Q&As

Quantum Computing

Grades: 9 - 12 & above
Sept 2025 - April 2026
  • Semester & year-long course options
  • Learn real quantum skills
  • Led by Stanford PhDs
  • Earn transcript credit
  • Code on a quantum computer!

Artificial Intelligence

Grades: 9 - 12
Sept 2025 - April 2026
  • Semester & year-long course options
  • For-credit course
  • In-depth skills in AI/ML
  • AI capstone project
  • Led by Columbia University researchers

Machine Learning PD with AWSCommunity College, HBCU & MSI Faculty

  • 2-week Bootcamps
  • Stipend provided
  • CEU opportunity
  • Learn real AI/ML skills
  • FREE - funded by AWS

Quantum ComputingHigh School & Above

Sept 2025 - April 2026
  • Semester & year-long course options
  • Develop skills in quantum computing
  • Code in a real quantum computer
  • Meet leading quantum experts

Stories from The Coding School

Stories about education, people and innovation at TCS

We're inspiring the next generation of global STEM leaders

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We've Created a Learning Model That's Making Real Impact.

To expand the pool of qualified talent and increase diversity in tech, every student needs access to high quality computer science education. We're making this happen. Taught by PhD researchers and professional software engineers, our students gain in-depth knowledge and real-world skills in emerging technologies, such as AI and Quantum Computing, that they would not otherwise have access to.

Our model offers virtual courses with live instruction and support, teaching nearly 10,000 students in a single course with staggeringly impressive outcomes.

Through our model, every student in the U.S. can have access to high-quality computer science instruction.

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of students are more likely to take a STEM class in college after our courses

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of students would recommend our courses to their friends

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of students are more interested in pursuing a STEM career

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Over 80% completion rate in 8-month virtual courses

12th grader, Arizona

This camp has honestly been life-changing and eye-opening! I am looking forward to exploring quantum for the rest of my life.

12th grader, Arizona
Maajida Murdock, Math instructor, Baltimore County Public Schools

I have seen how presenting opportunities to a student has broadened their vision of themself in a STEM field with determination. My students' experience with Qubit by Qubit brought out a sense of confidence in their ability as a coder.

Maajida Murdock, Math instructor, Baltimore County Public Schools
Anthony, Google, TCS instructor

I wish I had learned coding earlier. In beginning college computer science courses you are thrown in and expected to know so much already. These kids we’re teaching now have a huge advantage -- they’ll have the solid foundation and ability to build their knowledge from the ground up -- helping them understand and learn so much more, so much easier. The beneficial impact this education at a young age will have on them is immeasurable.

Anthony, Google, TCS instructor
Stem Workforce Background

The future STEM workforce is diverse.

We're making sure of it.

55% of our students are from underrepresented backgrounds in STEM.

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School Partners

Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), your K-12 students can earn transcript credit for courses in emerging technologies, such as AI and Quantum Computing.

Hundreds of schools and districts across the U.S. from the Hawaii Department of Education to the Cleveland School District have partnered with The Coding School to ensure their students receive the highest quality and most cutting-edge STEM education possible. The Coding School's Qubit by Qubit Introduction to Quantum Computing Course is also A-G approved by the University of California as an accepted college preparatory course.

Our Partners & Sponsors

It takes a village to create high quality, high impact STEM education and make it accessible to all.We are grateful to our sponsors and partners for helping make it happen.

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Inside Quantum Technology:

The study of quantum computing is a rapidly developing domain that holds the promise of transforming information processing as we know it.

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EdTech Magazine

Quantum computing instruction is filtering down to middle and high school students.

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Springer Nature

Five educators are reimagining undergraduate teaching in materials science and engineering.

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