Aubot Academy

founder's vision

I'm Marita Cheng - Young Australian of the Year 2012 and founder of Robogals, which has taught 200,000+ students robotics since 2009.

I spent 5.5 years building this curriculum with 260 university computer science students, and it's been used by nearly 9,000 students across
the USA and Australia. Now I'm bringing it to the Bay Area - in person, at your local library.

I'm so excited to offer every kid access to a real computer science education. Real Python, real skills, at their own pace, at their own time, tailored to each student.

Marita Cheng

How it works

free trial session (30 minutes)

Your child will sit down, log in, and start coding real Python - no lecture, no setup, just hands-on exercises with an instructor right there to help.

Weekly Sessions (45 minutes)

Come to Redwood Shores Library for your weekly session.

Practice at home anytime - our platform is available 24/7.

Complete exercises in class and during the week and see your skill level and confidence improve!

What will my child need?

Just bring a laptop - Mac, Windows, or Chromebook. That's it.

BOOK YOUR FREE TRIAL CLASS

enrollment and pricing

$150/month. Cancel anytime - no contracts, no cancellation fees.

First trial session free.

Your child attends one session per week (45 minutes) and can practice at home anytime. Each child progresses at their own pace, mastering one coding concept before moving on to the next.

Class times

In Person - Redwood Shores Library, 399 Marine Pkwy, Redwood City, CA

Monday 6pm - 6:45pm
Tuesday 6pm - 6:45pm
Wednesday 6pm - 6:45pm
Thursday 6pm - 6:45pm

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1. How can my child get involved?
2. Where are you located?
3. What time are the lessons?
4. What do you teach?
5. How did you create your curriculum?
6. What do I need?
7. How is this different from free coding websites?
8. How will I know my child is progressing?
9. With AI tools writing code, does my child still need to learn programming?

1. How can my child get involved?
Contact us at info @ aubot.com to book a free 30-minute trial. Your child will try real Python coding exercises with an instructor right there to help.

2. Where are you located?
In-person at Redwood Shores Library, CA. Your child brings a laptop and works through exercises with an instructor right there to help.

3. What time are your lessons?
Sessions are available Monday - Thursday afternoons and evenings, 45 minutes each. Contact us at info @ aubot.com to find a time that works for your family.

4. What do you teach?
We teach a proprietary coding curriculum that high school mathematics and physics teachers have designed alongside 260+ people in the computer science and software engineering fields. Our 15,362 coding exercises gradually increase in difficulty.

5. How did you create your curriculum?
We looked at the high school mathematics curriculum and mapped our content to that, in order to determine an appropriate level of difficulty for the exercises.

6. What do I need?
A laptop - Mac, Windows, or Chromebook all work. That's it.

7. How is this different from free coding websites?
Free platforms are great introductions, but kids usually lose interest quickly without structure and support. Our curriculum has 15,362 exercises with a clear progression path, and your child has an instructor right there every week. Think of it like the difference between watching math videos on YouTube vs. going to Kumon.

8. How will I know my child is progressing?
We'll update you after each session on what your child worked on. Our platform tracks every exercise, so we always know exactly where your child is in the curriculum.

9. With AI tools writing code, does my child still need to learn programming?
More than ever. AI can generate code, but someone still needs to know what to build, whether the code is correct, and how to fix it when it breaks. Learning to code teaches your child to think logically and solve problems - those skills don't get automated away. That's why Kumon still has 4 million students learning math despite pocket-sized calculators existing for 50 years.

Learn real Python coding in Redwood City, CA

Like KUMON, but for computer science

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can my child get involved?
Contact us at info @ aubot.com to book a free 30-minute trial. Your child will try real Python coding exercises with an instructor right there to help.

2. Where are you located?
In-person at Redwood Shores Library, CA. Your child brings a laptop and works through exercises with an instructor right there to help.

3. What time are your lessons?
Sessions are available Monday - Thursday afternoons and evenings, 45 minutes each. Contact us at info @ aubot.com to find a time that works for your family.

4. What do you teach?
We teach a proprietary coding curriculum that high school mathematics and physics teachers have designed alongside 260+ people in the computer science and software engineering fields. Our 15,362 coding exercises gradually increase in difficulty.

5. How did you create your curriculum?
We looked at the high school mathematics curriculum and mapped our content to that, in order to determine an appropriate level of difficulty for the exercises.

5. How did you create your curriculum?
We looked at the high school mathematics curriculum and mapped our content to that, in order to determine an appropriate level of difficulty for the exercises.

6. What do I need?
A laptop - Mac, Windows, or Chromebook all work. That's it.

8. How will I know my child is progressing?
We'll update you after each session on what your child worked on. Our platform tracks every exercise, so we always know exactly where your child is in the curriculum.

Learn real Python coding in Redwood City, CA

Like KUMON, but for computer science

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can my child get involved?Contact us at info @ aubot.com to book a free 30-minute trial. Your child will try real Python coding exercises with an instructor right there to help.

2. Where are you located?In-person at Redwood Shores Library, CA. Your child brings a laptop and works through exercises with an instructor right there to help.

3. What time are your lessons?Sessions are available Monday - Thursday afternoons and evenings, 45 minutes each. Contact us at info @ aubot.com to find a time that works for your family.

4. What do you teach?We teach a proprietary coding curriculum that high school mathematics and physics teachers have designed alongside 260+ people in the computer science and software engineering fields. Our 15,362 coding exercises gradually increase in difficulty.

5. How did you create your curriculum?We looked at the high school mathematics curriculum and mapped our content to that, in order to determine an appropriate level of difficulty for the exercises.

5. How did you create your curriculum?We looked at the high school mathematics curriculum and mapped our content to that, in order to determine an appropriate level of difficulty for the exercises.

6. What do I need?A laptop - Mac, Windows, or Chromebook all work. That's it.

8. How will I know my child is progressing?We'll update you after each session on what your child worked on. Our platform tracks every exercise, so we always know exactly where your child is in the curriculum.

1. How can my child get involved?
Contact us at info @ aubot.com to book a free 30-minute trial. Your child will try real Python coding exercises with an instructor right there to help.

2. Where are you located?
In-person at Redwood Shores Library, CA. Your child brings a laptop and works through exercises with an instructor right there to help.

3. What time are your lessons?
Sessions are available Monday - Thursday afternoons and evenings, 45 minutes each. Contact us at info @ aubot.com to find a time that works for your family.

4. What do you teach?
We teach a proprietary coding curriculum that high school mathematics and physics teachers have designed alongside 260+ people in the computer science and software engineering fields. Our 15,362 coding exercises gradually increase in difficulty.

5. How did you create your curriculum?
We looked at the high school mathematics curriculum and mapped our content to that, in order to determine an appropriate level of difficulty for the exercises.

5. How did you create your curriculum?
We looked at the high school mathematics curriculum and mapped our content to that, in order to determine an appropriate level of difficulty for the exercises.

6. What do I need?
A laptop - Mac, Windows, or Chromebook all work. That's it.

8. How will I know my child is progressing?
We'll update you after each session on what your child worked on. Our platform tracks every exercise, so we always know exactly where your child is in the curriculum.