Master Python from the ground up in this structured, beginner-friendly course covering everything from core concepts like variables, loops, and functions to advanced topics like file handling, OOP, GUI programming with Tkinter, and real-world projects. With a strong focus on hands-on coding, problem-solving, and mini to major projects, this course ensures you gain both confidence and practical skills in Python programming.

Course Structure :

• Python basics
• Data types & operators
• Control flow
• Functions & recursion
• File handling 
• Error handling
• OOP
• GUI with Tkinter
• Turtle graphics
• Problem solving
• Mini & major projects
• Final project
• Assessments
   

Topics

1.) Sentence Basics & Parts of Speech (Revision)

• Types of sentences, subject-predicate, nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections (I plan to start light start — revise Class 4 concepts, identify weak areas)

2.) Nouns & Pronouns in Detail

•  Types of nouns (common, proper, abstract, collective, material, countable/uncountable), number, gender, possessives; Pronoun types and agreement.

3.) Verbs—Forms & Tenses

• Main/auxiliary verbs, transitive/intransitive, regular/irregular verbs; Simple present, past, future; continuous and perfect aspects

4.) Tenses Continued & Modals

• Perfect continuous tenses, sequence of tenses, modal verbs (can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would, ought to, need, dare) (I aim to teach how to link with spoken English corrections.)

5.) Adjectives & Adverbs

• Degrees of comparison, position of adjectives, types of adverbs, comparative forms, and common mistakes

6.) Prepositions & Conjunctions

• Preposition types (place, time, cause, means, accompaniment); Coordinating, subordinating, correlative conjunctions. Focus on usage in sentences

7.) Articles, Determiners & Quantifiers

• Definite, indefinite, zero article; each, every, some, any, few, little, much, many, all, most

8.) Active & Passive Voice

• Rules for all tenses, changing direct to indirect instructions, and avoiding awkward passives

9.) Direct & Indirect Speech

• Statements, questions, commands, exclamations.

10.) Transformation of Sentences

• Affirmative/negative, degree of comparison, combining sentences, question tags, simple/compound/complex

11.) Punctuation & Capitalisation

• Full stop, comma, semicolon, colon, apostrophe, quotation marks, dash, brackets

12.) Error Correction & Editing

• Subject-verb agreement, misplaced modifiers, tense shifts, pronoun errors, and preposition errors

13.) Exam Writing Integration

• Apply grammar to composition, notice writing, email, and comprehension answers.

The preparation also consists of

• Reviewing common errors and conducting periodic revision tests.
• Mock grammar paper and past paper practice.

Topics

1.) Sentence Structure & Parts of Speech

• Clause types, phrase types, subject-verb agreement, and common ICSE pitfalls

2.) Tenses & Sequence of Tenses

• All 12 tenses; perfect and perfect continuous aspects; tense shifts; sequence in reported speech

3.) Modals & Conditionals

• Modal verbs (can, could, shall, should, etc.); zero, first, second, third conditionals; mixed conditionals

4.) Active–Passive Voice

• Voice changes for all tenses, imperatives, modals; avoiding awkward passives

5.) Direct–Indirect Speech

• Statements, questions, commands, exclamations; advanced tense & pronoun changes

6.) Transformation of Sentences – Part 1

• Affirmative/negative, question tags, removing “too…to” and “so…that” conversions

7.) Transformation of Sentences – Part 2

• Degrees of comparison, simple/compound/complex, joining & splitting sentences

8.) Prepositions & Conjunctions

• Preposition usage in idioms & fixed expressions; subordinating vs coordinating conjunctions

9.) Punctuation & Capitalisation

• ICSE punctuation rules: comma, semicolon, colon, apostrophe, dash, quotation marks

10.) Error Correction & Editing

• Common ICSE grammar errors: tense, preposition, pronoun, articles, and parallelism

11.) Applied Grammar in Writing

• Using grammar for essays, letters, notices, emails, and comprehension answers

12.) Past Paper Practice & Mock Tests

• Timed grammar section practice; feedback on mistakes

The preparation also consists of

• Reviewing common errors and conducting periodic revision tests.
• Mock grammar paper and past paper practice.

Learn Basic Python.

Curriculum Details 

🔹Data Types

🔹Variables and Assignment

🔹Operators 

🔹Control Structures

🔹Basic Data Structures

🔹Functions

🔹Modules and Packages

🔹Input and Output

🔹File Handling

🔹Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics

🔹Libraries

• NumPy
• Pandas
• Matplotlib/Seaborn

🔹Debugging and Error Handling

Lessons schedule: Mon and Tue (6 pm to 7 pm)

Learn Java programming from scratch in this beginner-friendly course designed to take you from the basics to building real-world applications. You'll explore core Java concepts like data types, loops, functions, OOP, file handling, and GUI development using AWT and Swing. With hands-on mini and major projects, assessments, and interactive coding sessions, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to create your own Java applications.

Course Structure

• Core Concepts
• OOP
• File Handling
• GUI with AWT & Swing 
• Mini & Major Projects
• Assessments

Unlock your child's potential with our engaging and fun-filled chess courses designed specifically for young minds. Our courses offer a perfect blend of learning and play, ensuring that your child not only masters the game but also enjoys every step of the journey.

Lesson 1:  Introduction to Chess

• Introduction to Chess Board & Pieces
• What are Files, Ranks, and Diagonals
• Setting up Board & Pieces

Lesson 2:  Pieces, Movements & Values Part-1

• Movement of Pieces - Rook, Bishop, Queen

Lesson 3:  Pieces, Movements & Values Part-2

Movement of Pieces - Knight, King, and Pawn

Lesson 4:  Chess Square Names

• Naming all 64 Squares

Lesson 5:  Test Review

Lesson 6:  Attack using Rook and Bishop

Lesson 7:  Attack using Queen and King

Lesson 8:  Attack using King, Knight, and Pawn

Lesson 9:  Test Review - 2

Lesson 10:  Defense by Moving Piece Away

Lesson 11:  Defense by supporting

Lesson 12:  Defense by Interposing

Lesson 13:  Defense by Capturing

Lesson 14:  Test Review - 3

Lesson 15:  Special Move - 1

• Castling

Lesson 16:  Special Move - 2

• Pawn Promotion

Lesson 17: Special Move - 3

• En - passant capture

Lesson 18:  Checkmate / Stalemate

Lesson 19:  Test Review - 4

Lesson 20:  Mate in One with Queen

Lesson 21:  Mate in One with Rook

Lesson 22:  Mate in One with Minor pieces

Lesson 23: Mate in One with Pawn

Lesson 24:  Test Review - 5

Build beautiful, functional websites from scratch in this hands-on, beginner-friendly course. You'll learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript step by step, mastering page structure, styling, interactivity, layout design, and hosting. Through mini and major projects, you'll gain real-world experience and confidence to launch your websites.

Course Structure

• Front-End Development (HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Projects & Hosting)HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Website Layouts 
• Forms
• Flexbox
• Media & Graphics
• DOM
• Validation 
• Debugging
• Hosting
• Mini & Major Projects

In this class, we will open a demo lesson in Minecraft Education Edition. You will not need to pay for any license, and you do not need to log in with any account.

• Before class, please install the application from https://education.minecraft.net/en-us/get-started/download as soon as possible.
• To install this, you will need a PC with Windows 10+ or a Mac with macOS 10.13+. It is also available for iPad, only if you can join the classroom and share the iPad screen.
• You must install the game on the same computer or tablet that you use to join the class.

When we begin, you will first join the Peercamp class, then open the Minecraft game, then share your screen, and I will guide you through your login and world setup.

This is a single class. Each time you take this class, you will start from the beginning. You can repeat the class until the whole lesson can be completed with speed and mastery during one class period. Scaffolding and modeling will be used to support your journey.

Curriculum Structure :

Lesson Name: HOUR OF CODE: A MINECRAFT TALE OF TWO VILLAGES

Lesson's Highlights: Use basic coding concepts to bring two villages together in this Hour of Code lesson in Minecraft Education. Players will experience empathy and compassion for their neighbors, learn about cooperation and inclusion, and practice social-emotional skills.

CODING ACTIVITIES:

Challenge 1: Build a dock. Use your Agent to build a dock at the edge of the shore. It should be 4 blocks wide and 6 blocks long.

Challenge 2: Introduce the ravager to the Villagers. Use your Agent to introduce the ravager to the three Villagers standing near their houses so they can see how gentle these creatures really are.

Challenge 3: Protect the beet farm. Use your Agent to build a protective fence around the farm to keep out whatever is stealing the beets.

Challenge 4: Prepare the field for farming. Use your Agent to teach them how to till this block of land.

Challenge 5: Help the kids get their ball. Use your Agent to move up the wall and press the buttons along the way to get the Villager’s elevator working so it can bring down the ball.

Challenge 6: Build a motorized railway. Use your Agent to build a motorized railway so that Villagers can go up the hill to participate in the fair.

All 6 challenges can be completed in 30 minutes if the student is fluent in block coding.

Lesson Name: Greetings & Introduction

1. Greetings and Farewells
2. Introduce yourself
3. Asking and saying where you're from
4. Basic conversation

Become a Pro at MS Excel and serve your clients the best possible spreadsheets, dashboards and pivot tables.
 

Lesson 1: Excel - Introduction & interface

• The introduction to Excel , its benefits, and its areas of usage. Get acquainted with its interface.

Lesson 2: Interface

• Dive deep into the interface and its detailed options

Lesson 3: Conditional Formatting

• Explore the conditional formatting and more formatting options

Lesson 4:  Excel Charts

• All the types of charts will be explained with examples to understand everything about chart-making.

Lesson 5:    Types of Errors

• Understand all types of errors that might occur while dealing with all kinds of data.

Lesson 6:    Formulas

• The various formulas in MS Excel will be discussed in detail here

Lesson 7:   Functions

• The Excel functions are a great help in Excel.

Lesson 8:     Data Validation Techniques

• Data validation techniques that will help you clean data.

Lesson 9:   Accessibility and other techniques

• The accessibility and other techniques that will help you improve your worksheet.

Lesson 10:   PivotTables

• Understanding in detail how to create pivot tables

Lesson 11:     Lookup Functions

• All the rage is regarding these Lookup functions

Lesson 12:   Dashboard

•  Learn to apply all you have learnt and create dashboards