Cybersecurity for Kids & Teens
Wi-Fi safety & ethical hacking basics (age-appropriate).
Ages 7–17 In-person
- 7 Feb 2026
- KES 5,000
- Kose Heights, Hurlingham (Nairobi)
AI | Robotics | Cybersecurity | Design | Coding classes For Kids & Teens in Nairobi
Coding, Robotics, AI & Cybersecurity Classes for Kids & Teens in Kenya (Ages 7–17)
AfricanStemGirl Hub trains kids and teens through hands-on, project-based classes in Nairobi and live online. Learners build real projects and showcase progress to parents.
Ages 7-17 (Kids & Teens)
Boys and girls are welcome
Beginner to Advanced levels
Physical and Online Classes
Weekend and Holiday Classes
Project-Based Learning
Hands-on Robotics Classes
Small Cohort Groups
Instructor-Led Mentorship
Student Project Showcases
Coding • Robotics • AI • Cybersecurity • Design (Ages 7–17)
Classes parents search for in Kenya and what your child will build
AfricanStemGirl Hub offers project-based coding, robotics, AI and cybersecurity classes for kids and teens (7–17) in Nairobi and live online across Kenya.
Ages
7–17 (Kids & Teens)
Format
Nairobi and Live Online (Kenya)
Learning
Project-Based and Instructor-Led
Progress
Showcases parents can see
Small CohortsBeginner-FriendlyHands-On BuildsParent Demo DaysGirls & Boys Welcome
Design (UI/UX)
Learn moreCreate posters and web designs using Canva & Figma then present your work.
AI Projects
Learn moreBuild simple chatbots and learn safe, smart AI tool use for school and creativity.
Cybersecurity
Learn moreOnline safety + beginner ethical hacking concepts for teens (age-appropriate).
Robotics
Learn moreBuild and program robots using sensors and motors hands-on in small groups.
Python Programming
Learn moreCode games and mini-apps with Python fundamentals perfect for beginners.
Outcomes your child brings home:
- A finished project to show at home
- A clean app UI design or poster
- A simple AI chatbot demo
- A Python mini-app or game
- A robot build and test run
- Safer online habits & cyber awareness
Good for parents: clear progress, real projects, and a learning routine your child can stick to.
What to Look For in Coding, Robotics & AI Classes for Kids in Kenya
Parents choose programs that are safe, structured, and show measurable progress. Here’s a quick checklist and how AfricanStemGirl Hub delivers for kids & teens (Ages 7–17).
Parent checklist:
- Is it age-appropriate (Ages 7–17) and grouped by level?
- Do students build real projects (not just watch videos)?
- Is there visible progress parents can track (showcases/demos)?
- Are trainers instructor-led with a child-friendly environment?
- Does it teach online safety and responsible tech use?
- Is it convenient (location and online options)?
Weekend and holiday cohorts (routine parents can plan)Project-based learning with real outputsStudent showcases and festivals & competitionsCyber safety included from day onePhysical classes in Hurlingham, Nairobi and online across Kenya
Kid-friendly coding explanations step-by-step
AfricanStemGirl Hub creates coding guides that explain complex tech in a way kids understand. We use simple language, visuals, and real examples for learners aged 7–17 in Kenya.
Books and class-ready guidesSafe, age-appropriate content (7–17)Used inside our weekend & holiday coding classes
What you’ll see inside this guide:
- Kid-friendly definitions (no tech jargon)
- Step-by-step visuals (how to think, not just copy)
- Mini challenges kids can try at home
- Real examples we use in class (ages 7–17)
Want the full learning path? Explore our Saturday Coding Classes or Holiday Coding Classes.
Upcoming Coding, AI & Robotics Classes for Kids in Kenya (Ages 7–17)
A preview of our next hands-on sessions in Nairobi and online. Project-based learning with visible progress parents can track.
How We Train:
Project-first demos that parents can see
Short clips from class where kids build, test, and present. We keep it safe, supervised, and fun.
In-class robotics/coding activity
In-class robotics/coding activity
In-class robotics/coding activity
In-class robotics/coding activity
Student Testimonials
From shy to showcase: a learner’s journey
From shy to showcase: a learner’s journey
From shy to showcase: a learner’s journey
From shy to showcase: a learner’s journey
Our Partners & Collaborations
Brands & Institutions
We’ve Worked With
Empowering the next generation of innovators in collaboration with forward-thinking schools, organizations, and institutions.
Nairobi County Government
Olerai Schools
Sunny Hill Academy
Together, we’re creating safe, hands-on spaces for kids and teens to learn coding, robotics, AI, and cybersecurity across Kenya.
AfricanStemGirl Impact Report
Our Impact
2020 – October 2025
Project-first learning, safe spaces, and monthly showcases that parents can see.
6000+
Children Impacted
1000+
Children Enrolled
4+
African Countries Engaged
From holiday coding camps to Saturday cohorts, our learners ship projects, present at STEM Kids and Teens Competitions, and grow confidence in coding, AI, robotics, and cybersecurity.
FAQs AfricanStemGirl Hub (Kenya)
Answers to common questions parents ask about our coding, robotics, AI and cybersecurity programs for kids and teens (Ages 7–17).
Do you offer coding classes for kids in Kenya?
Yes. AfricanStemGirl Hub offers coding classes for kids and teens (Ages 7–17) in Kenya, both online and in physical locations such as Nairobi and Rongai.
What age group do you train at AfricanStemGirl Hub?
We train kids and teens aged 7–17 years with beginner to advanced programs in coding, robotics, AI and cybersecurity.
Do you offer robotics, AI and cybersecurity classes for kids and teens in Kenya?
Yes. We offer robotics, AI and cybersecurity classes for kids and teens (Ages 7–17) in Kenya, with hands-on projects and guided mentorship.
Are your classes physical or online?
We offer both physical and online classes so learners across Kenya can join. Physical sessions run in Nairobi and surrounding areas depending on the program schedule.
Where are you located in Nairobi?
We run physical classes in Nairobi and surrounding areas and also offer live online classes for learners across Kenya.