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Gamers into Makers

Standards-based computer science and STEM

Engaging project-based coding curriculum

Build portfolios and prepare for certifications

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Turn-key STEM and Coding Curriculum for Your School

Why choose Mastery Coding?
Engaging Video-Based Lessons
Project-Based Learning
No Experience Needed
Flexible Implementation
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Features

Mastery Coding™ is the All-Inclusive Coding Education Solution Your School Needs

Standards-based curriculum

Our high school CTE pathway aligns with coding, game development, and software CTE pathways across the nation. See how we align with your state.

Top-tier professional development

From onboarding to ongoing PD and 24hr support channels, we offer teachers the PD and support they need to be successful.

Earns CTE industry certifications

Our middle school and high school courses prepare students to attain industry-recognized technology certifications.

Builds confidence and portfolios

Our project-based courses give students the chance to apply newly learned skills and knowledge to impressive projects. See projects your students could be building with our curriculum.

Anyone can teach Mastery Coding™

Our video-based curriculum provides extensive teaching resources so that teachers with no prior CS knowledge can teach and facilitate with ease.

Versatile implementation

Mastery Coding™ offers products that can be taught in-the-bell schedule, after school, or during school breaks.

Posters, Cheat Sheets and More

Free Resources

Check out our free resources for your computer science and esports classrooms. From fun and informative posters to articles with tips and tricks to boost student performance, we have materials to help teachers.
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See what our Customers Say About Us

“The thing I like best about the platform and the curriculum is that it's really straight-forward [...] for the kids so that they can do stuff that's interesting for them.”

Bryan Kitzrow

Instructor, Francis Tuttle Rockwell Campus