
Real Stories from YCA Families: Nepal's Kids Coding School
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4.9 / 5
Based on 15 parent and student reviews
At a Glance: What YCA Families Say
These numbers are updated every intake and reflect verified parent and student feedback.
Parent Testimonials
Student Voices: In Their Own Words
Direct quotes from YCA students about what they have built and how coding has changed the way they see technology.
What Students Built at YCA
Real projects built by real students during YCA classes.
Catch the Falling Object
Bibhuti Sapkota · Grade 3
Snake Game
Neevan Neupane · Age 9
Story Game
Aayush Panta · Age 11
Video Stories from YCA
Watch YCA Parents and Students share their Journey
Neevan Neupane
Grade 6, Web Development
“I made my own webpage with real code. It felt so cool to see it actually work.”
Aayush Panta
Scratch Programming
“I made a game with a story in it. You get to choose what happens next. My friends kept playing it again and again”
Diyan Karmacharya
Grade 5, Artificial Intelligence
“I taught the computer to understand sounds. It was like giving it ears.”
Bibhuti Sapkota
Grade 3, Scratch Programming
“I built a whole game with trees and grass. My friends want to play it now.”
YCA on Google and Social
See what families are saying about us on external platforms.
What Makes YCA Different: In Parents' Words
“My daughter used to just watch YouTube. Now she builds her own games. The weekly reports tell me exactly what she learned.”
Anjali S.
Parent of a Grade 4 student
“We tried free apps. They were just games. YCA is the first place where my son actually writes code and shows me his projects.”
Ramesh K.
Parent of a Grade 7 student
“The small class size makes a difference. My child gets called on by name. The instructor knows when she is confused.”
Sunita P.
Parent of a Grade 2 student
School Partner Testimonials
Hear from principals and coordinators of schools partnering with YCA.
Frequently Asked Questions About YCA

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