Unlock a hopeful future for your students as they learn how to code.
Fiero Code is an award winning learn-to-code solution that was designed from the ground up for after-school programs like Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCA, and local district after-school programs.
Fiero empowers you to bring coding to your after-school students.
Start and run an after-school code-club-in-a-box with Fiero Code. No coding expertise required! Introduce robotics and maker concepts as you team STEAM to your elementary, middle and high school students.
No coding expertise required!
Fiero trains staff on how to run coding programs.
No lesson prep!
Fiero doesn’t take any prep time for your staff. Just show up and have a good time!
Self-Guided and Self-Paced
Students can navigate through Fiero on their own. Don’t be surprised when they log in at home because they’re having so much fun!
Built for staff who don’t know how to code
If you’re like most after-school programs, you desperately want to bring coding education to your students. The only problem is… no one knows how to code! Fiero Code is designed for schools just like yours. With our help, YOU can bring coding to your community – no coding expertise required!
We provide an on-demand training program that empowers any staff member to start and run successful code classes.
Hand crafted for staff who are short on time.
With our help, you can bring meaningful coding education to your community in a low-effort and sustainable way. Unlike many other coding solutions out there, with Fiero there is minimal lesson-prep or curriculum development. Just plan on showing up and having a good time with the kids!
Real feedback from students in Fiero
“I am proud that I made a whole game using Javascript.”
“…fun making the planets explode.”
“I’m proud of… Everything!”
“I had fun making a platformer!”
“Learning to add and animate elements was really fun.“
“I’m proud of finishing it and not crashing the webpage!”
“making a scoreboard and imagining the robots using it”
“challenging making the enemies shoot”
“proud that I learned new things”