About
African talent. Global possibilities.
Across Africa, millions of children grow up using technology daily and are never shown how it is made. Coasted Code exists to close that gap with practical, project-based teaching — starting in Accra, now serving families in Nigeria, and increasingly online across the continent.

Mission
To equip young people across Africa with the practical technology, creative thinking and problem-solving skills required to build meaningful solutions.
Vision
An Africa where every child has the opportunity to become a confident creator of technology — not only a consumer of it.
Our learning model
Build first
Concepts are introduced through something the learner is making, not ahead of it.
Small live groups
Instructors see every screen and every stuck learner within the session.
Evidence over vibes
Skills are assessed and reported; parents see specifics, not encouragement.
Local context
Problems come from markets, transport, water, school and community life.
From Accra to Lagos
Coasted Code began in Ghana, teaching coding and robotics to children in Accra through labs and school partnerships. Demand from families and schools in Nigeria led to our Lagos expansion, and our online programs now reach learners beyond both markets.
Safeguarding commitment
Every instructor is screened, every live session is moderated, and every parent has a channel to raise concerns. Our full safeguarding policy is published and reviewed each academic year.
How children learn with us



People behind the programmes
Instructors, programme staff and operations work from Ghana. Roles and biographies are on the team page.
