Saturday, August 15. Drop in any time between 10:00am and 12:00pm ET, in Windermere.
A free, no-pressure drop-in for parents. Stay as long as you like. Adam will walk you through exactly what the ten weeks look like, show you a live build so you can see what your student will actually make, and answer whatever you want to ask. Students are welcome but not required.
Seats in the room are limited. RSVP so we know to expect you.
625 Main Street, Suite 27B, Windermere. Free, and nothing to commit to.
Two ten-week cohorts for middle and high schoolers, grouped by grade. Ten students maximum per group.
Twenty in-person sessions, then a capstone your child publishes live on unQbd at an address they can share.
Tuesdays and Thursdays · Sep 15 to Nov 19 · Daytime or evening
See the coding cohortTwenty in-person sessions, then a product your child built, priced, and sold to real customers at Pitch and Market Night.
Mondays and Wednesdays · Sep 14 to Nov 18 · Daytime or evening
See the entrepreneurship cohort
Adam taught software development at a technical college for years and has written 17 programming books, several of which reached #1 in their Amazon category. He was president of a healthcare software company before founding unQbd.