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Coding Classes in Singapore: 42 coding schools · kids coding class typically S$30–S$80 per hour

Updated October 2026How we rank
Kids' coding and robotics classes in Singapore typically cost $30 to $80 an hour, or about $480 for a 10-hour package. Adult bootcamps range from about $2,000 for a short course to $10,000 to $13,500 for a full-time immersive programme. Eligible Singaporeans may have up to 90 to 95% of the bootcamp fee covered by IMDA's TIPP subsidy.

12 of the best-documented coding schools in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

LCCL Coding Academy

LCCL Coding Academy

Orchard

Since 2017

4 min walk from Orchard MRT

Heicoders Academy

Heicoders Academy

Chinatown

Since 2020

2 min walk from Maxwell MRT

N2 Hub Training Academy

N2 Hub Training Academy

Woodlands

3 min walk from Woodlands MRT

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Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

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Longest-running coding classes

By ACRA registration date. Track record is one of the few things you can verify before you hire.

How much do coding classes charge in Singapore?

Published prices from 2025 to 2026. Children's classes are usually paid per lesson or as class packs. Adult bootcamps list a full fee before IMDA, IBF or SkillsFuture funding.

  • Kids coding class (Scratch, Python, robotics)

    S$30–S$80 per hour

    Online group classes sit at the low end

  • Kids class pack (e.g. 20 classes)

    S$1,189 per pack

    Code Ninjas, about $59 per class, valid 6 months

  • Robotics course package, 10 hours

    S$480 per package

    Nullspace Robotics listed price, ages 5 to 16

  • Short adult tech course (data, coding basics)

    S$2,000–S$4,000 per course

    Before subsidy; IBF funding up to 70% at some providers

  • Full-time immersive bootcamp

    S$10,000–S$13,500 per programme

    Before TIPP subsidy, which can cover 70 to 95% for eligible Singaporeans

Sources: Meta Robotics: How much does a coding class cost in Singapore; Sunny City Kids: Coding, robotics and AI classes for kids 2026; Nucamp: Tech bootcamps in Singapore (Apr 2026); Le Wagon Singapore: Financing options. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a coding school have?

  • Private school registration (Education Act)

    Ministry of Education (MOE) · Optional accreditation

    Enrichment centres that teach 10 or more people must register the centre, its courses and its teachers with MOE. Ask a children's coding centre for its registration.

    Check the official register

  • TechSkills Accelerator (TeSA) programmes, including TIPP

    Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) · Optional accreditation

    This is not a licence. It is a funding programme. Bootcamps approved under IMDA's Tech Immersion and Placement Programme (TIPP) can offer heavily subsidised fees to non-ICT professionals who are switching into tech roles.

    Check the official register

How to choose a coding school

  • For children, match the tool to their age. Visual block coding (Scratch-style) suits early primary, and text languages such as Python suit upper primary and older. Ask whether there is a clear progression path rather than a series of one-off projects.
  • Compare class packs by cost per hour and validity period. Some packs expire in 6 months, which matters around exam periods.
  • For adult career switchers, check whether the bootcamp is TIPP-supported. TIPP is for Singapore residents with no prior education or work experience in the course's field who have not used TIPP before. It can cut a $10,000-plus fee by 70 to 95%.
  • Stack your funding. Le Wagon, for example, lets eligible learners use SkillsFuture Credit and NTUC UTAP alongside TIPP. UTAP refunds 50% of unfunded fees, up to $250 a year, or $500 for members aged 40 and above.
  • Ask for graduate outcomes: placement rates, typical roles, and whether career coaching and portfolio projects are included.

Red flags

  • Bootcamps quoting 'up to 95% subsidised' without explaining the eligibility conditions or the amount you will actually pay.
  • Guaranteed-job claims with no published placement data.
  • Children's centres that sell large prepaid packs with short expiry dates and no refund policy.

Questions to ask before you book

  • What will I pay after subsidies, and which conditions (attendance, assessment, employer sponsorship) could make me lose the subsidy?
  • Is this course listed on MySkillsFuture, and can my SkillsFuture Credit be used for it?
  • For kids: what will my child be able to build after one term, and how do you move them between levels?
  • What is the maximum class size and instructor-to-student ratio?

Questions about coding classes in Singapore

How much do coding classes for kids cost in Singapore?

Most children's coding and robotics classes cost about $30 to $80 an hour. Live online group classes sit at the low end, and small in-person robotics classes at the high end. Providers commonly sell packs, for example 20 classes for about $1,189 at Code Ninjas or a 10-hour robotics package for $480 at Nullspace. Holiday camps are priced separately and usually cost more per day.

Can I use SkillsFuture Credit for a coding bootcamp?

Yes, if the course is listed on MySkillsFuture and you are a Singapore Citizen aged 25 or above. All citizens get $500 base credit. Those aged 40 and above also received a $4,000 Mid-Career top-up (from May 2024), but it can only be used for a curated list of employability-focused courses. SkillsFuture Credit cannot be used for children's coding classes.

What is IMDA TIPP and how much does it cover?

The Tech Immersion and Placement Programme (TIPP) is part of IMDA's TechSkills Accelerator. It funds bootcamps that convert non-ICT professionals into tech roles. Approved providers advertise subsidies of up to 90 to 95% of tuition for eligible Singaporeans. You generally need to be switching into tech from another field, not have received TIPP funding before, and pay the remaining fee yourself.

How much does a coding bootcamp cost in Singapore?

Full-time immersive software or data bootcamps list fees of about $10,000 to $13,500 before subsidies. Shorter part-time courses in data analytics or coding basics run about $2,000 to $4,000. With TIPP, IBF or SkillsFuture funding plus NTUC UTAP, eligible Singaporeans often pay a fraction of the list price, so always ask for the net fee.

How many coding classes are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 42 coding classes in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Geylang (8). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.