Structured lessons, assignments and projects that follow the Computer Science your child is studying at school — AP CSA in Java, AP CSP in Python — delivered live by a dedicated mentor.
Every course maps onto the curriculum your child already sits.
No batches and no fixed cohort dates — the pace follows your child.
Each course ends with assessed work your child can show.
Courses support the concepts commonly introduced across international Computer Science curricula. Exact coverage varies by school, so mentors adapt each plan to your child's syllabus.
AP CSA is taught in Java — classes, objects, inheritance, arrays, ArrayLists, recursion and the algorithms the exam expects. AP CSP is taught in Python — abstraction, algorithms, data, the internet and the Create Task.
Programming in Python and Java, data representation, databases, systems and networking in the sequence Cambridge specifications follow.
Computational thinking, Java and Python software development, and the independent project work the IB rewards.
AP Computer Science A is examined in Java. AP Computer Science Principles is taught in Python. Students learn both properly — as languages, not as tools for a single project.
The first text-based language students learn, and the one AP CSP, IGCSE and IB coursework are usually written in.
The language of the AP Computer Science A exam. Introduced once students are fluent in Python, so the focus stays on design rather than syntax.
Python starts at Course 02 and Java enters at Course 05, where AP CSP and AP CSA preparation begins in earnest. Students can join at the level that matches their grade and experience.
Computational thinking, logic and programming fundamentals
From visual blocks to text-based Python programming
Python data structures, algorithms and structured problem solving
Object-oriented Python and structured software development
AP CSP in Python and AP CSA in Java, with software engineering practice
Advanced Java for AP CSA, plus databases and application development
Undergraduate-level Java and Python, systems and software design
University readiness with AI foundations and system design
Strong academics today. A stronger university profile tomorrow.
Build strong foundations. Perform with confidence.
Go beyond grades with deeper skills and experience.
No group batches and no fixed cohort dates — every session is one mentor with one student, booked around your family's week.
A senior mentor reviews your child's grade, board, AP target and coding experience, then recommends the right course.
Units, projects and assessment schedule for the course — plus any optional add-on worth considering.
One-to-one sessions across every time zone, rescheduled around school terms and exam weeks.
Session reports, graded assignments and a growing project portfolio shared with parents.
Explore the platform, meet the mentor, understand the learning approach, and identify the right program for the student.
Real stories from parents whose children found their spark with Techmentry — and the certificates to prove it.
"My son has benefited so much from his lessons with Jude sir & is thoroughly enjoying it. We would highly recommend to anyone who has the slightest interest towards CS."
"Techmentry has created a spark of interest for my son. He is enjoying every session and benefiting from one-on-one focus."
"He became such a passionate coder. I cannot imagine a better learning experience for him other than Techmentry."
Jude Miranda is a passionate educator with 20+ years in technology & learning innovation and a Harvard Business School alumnus. He believes in nurturing students to become creators of technology, not just consumers. Every Techmentry mentor is an industry professional personally vetted by Jude — our Guru-Shishya model builds real mentor-student bonds.
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Neither is required. The academic pathway above is complete on its own — these are for students who want to push further, and can be added to any course.
For students who want to go beyond the school syllabus. Mentors guide them through Harvard's free online CS50 courses and towards certification. CS50 is run by Harvard University — enrolment and certificates come directly from them.
Also entirely opt-in. Students who enjoy algorithmic problem solving can prepare for the USA Computing Olympiad alongside their academic course — those who don't lose anything from the curriculum.
Complete search, simulation, sorting and searching, maps and sets, careful counting.
Greedy reasoning, prefix sums, two pointers, binary search, graph traversal and flood fill.
Dynamic programming, shortest paths, trees, union-find, and proving why a solution is correct.
Segment and Fenwick trees, advanced DP optimisation, and heavy mathematical reasoning.
USACO contests are run independently by the USA Computing Olympiad. Registration and promotion are subject to their own rules and calendar.
Tell us their grade, whether they are heading for AP CSA or AP CSP, and what they have already covered. A mentor will recommend the right course to start with — free, and with no obligation.
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