PLAYER 1 · KIDS & TEENS
K-12 Classes
Academics, languages, coding, creative writing, digital art and more.
Personalized one-on-one online classes for kids and teens, and certification-ready career training for adults, built around how each learner thinks.
Two ways in. Same promise: a real instructor, one-on-one, with a plan built for you.
PLAYER 1 · KIDS & TEENS
Academics, languages, coding, creative writing, digital art and more.
PLAYER 2 · ADULTS
Cybersecurity, networking, programming, data and automation, with the exam at the end.

Your guide through Scratch, Python, Unity and beyond.

Writing, digital art, languages and big exam days.

Keeps you safe online, and teaches cybersecurity.

Makes AI and prompt engineering make sense.
Goals, level, interests, and how they learn best.
Adults talk goals with our lead instructor.
The right instructor, at times that fit your week.
Track progress, build projects, earn credentials.

Stories, characters and confidence on the page.
Ages 8+ · AIA playful first look at how AI thinks and creates.
Ages 8+ · CyberSpot scams, guard passwords, stay safe online.
Ages 13+ · AIClear, reliable results from today’s AI tools.
Ages 13+ · AIThe core ideas behind modern AI, for teens.
Ages 13+ · CyberHow attacks work, and how defenders stop them.
Instructor-led pathways that prepare you for industry exams, with WIOA workforce funding accepted for eligible learners.
Book a free consultationCorporate sponsors fund it. Schools host it. Pennant delivers it, with programmes, teacher training and events students remember.

CSR budget turned into skills that last.
A new programme, at no cost to the school.
Sessions, teacher training, competitions, camps and tournaments.
“My son started chess at 5, he’s now 6½, and we’ve seen great improvement in his focus, logic and confidence.”
“My daughter has been taking digital art classes for a few years now. I’ve seen so much growth in her skills.”
“My son has taken classes here for about 5 years. He likes the teachers and their professional teaching styles.”
Meet the teacher, see how it feels, then pick a plan. No pressure, just a great first class.