
Technology
From first code to tech careers — discover coding, robotics, and digital skills programmes across the UK.
Your Technology Journey
Code clubs, robotics programmes, and computing courses provide pathways into the tech industry.
Coding Explorers
Ages 5-7
Scratch Jr, Bee-Bots, and screen-free coding concepts through play.
Player Ready — Holiday Club (Portsmouth)
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technologyPlayer Ready — Minecraft Modding Club (Portsmouth)
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technologyPlayer Ready — Holiday Club (Truro)
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technologyCode Club
Ages 7-10
Scratch programming, simple games, and introduction to computational thinking.
Player Ready — Holiday Club (Portsmouth)
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technologyPlayer Ready — Pit Crew Pro Club (Portsmouth)
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technologyPlayer Ready — Blender 3D Modelling Club (Portsmouth)
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technologyJunior Developers
Ages 10-13
Python, web development basics, and robotics with LEGO/VEX.
Essex Youth Service — Youth Digivators Digital Group
Essex Youth Service
technologyPlayer Ready — Holiday Club (Portsmouth)
Player Ready
technologyPlayer Ready — Pit Crew Pro Club (Portsmouth)
Player Ready
technologyTeen Tech
Ages 13-16
App development, advanced programming, and GCSE Computer Science.
Essex Youth Service — Youth Digivators Digital Group
Essex Youth Service
technologyPlayer Ready — Holiday Club (Portsmouth)
Player Ready
technologyPlayer Ready — Pit Crew Pro Club (Portsmouth)
Player Ready
technologyPre-University
Ages 16-18
A-Level/BTEC, hackathons, and industry experience programmes.
Essex Youth Service — Youth Digivators Digital Group
Essex Youth Service
technologyPlayer Ready — Holiday Club (Portsmouth)
Player Ready
technologyPlayer Ready — Pit Crew Pro Club (Portsmouth)
Player Ready
technologyWhere Technology Can Take You
The skills developed transfer to many careers in and around the field.
Software Developer
Building applications and software systems
Range: £38.7k - £70k
Source: ONS ASHE 2024
Key Skills
Typical Route
Degree/Bootcamp → Junior developer → Senior → Lead/Architect
Cyber Security Analyst
Protecting organisations from digital threats
Range: £35.2k - £63.7k
Source: ONS ASHE 2024
Key Skills
Typical Route
IT degree/certs → Junior analyst → Senior → Security architect
Data Scientist
Analysing data to drive business decisions
Range: £42.1k - £72k
Source: ONS ASHE 2024
Key Skills
Typical Route
Maths/CS degree → Analyst → Data Scientist → Lead
IT Teacher
Teaching computing and IT in schools
Range: £32k - £50.6k
Source: ONS ASHE 2024
Key Skills
Typical Route
Tech background → PGCE → NQT → Head of Computing
Salary data from Office for National Statistics, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) 2024
Technology Heroes
These stars started at local clubs just like yours. Their journeys show what's possible.
Mustafa Suleyman
Technology
DeepMind co-founder, AI pioneer
“I dropped out of university to pursue technology. Curiosity and persistence matter most.”
Martha Lane Fox
Technology
Lastminute.com founder, Digital Champion
“Technology can democratise opportunity. Digital skills are essential for everyone.”
Demis Hassabis
Technology
DeepMind founder, Nobel Prize winner for AI
“I started programming chess games as a child. Games taught me how to think about AI.”
Roya Mahboob
Technology
Tech entrepreneur, girls coding advocate
“Technology can change lives. Teaching girls to code transforms communities.”
Featured Technology Providers
These organisations offer structured programmes for young people across the UK.
New City College
3509 programmes
New City College is East London's educational powerhouse, formed from the merger of several historic institutions including Tower Hamlets College and Hackney Community College. With campuses stretching from Shoreditch to Hornchurch, they serve one of the most diverse student populations in the UK. What sets New City apart is their dual focus: high-level professional training (personal training diplomas, childcare qualifications) alongside intensive ESOL provision for the many first-generation immigrants in their catchment. Their campus locations put students within reach of London's job markets in fitness, hospitality, and early years. The college has invested heavily in modern facilities, including industry-standard fitness training suites and early years simulation rooms. For young people in East London seeking vocational routes into employment, New City offers genuine career launchpads rather than just qualifications.
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Computer Science AL - Year 1 of 2
📍 HORNCHURCH
Ages 16–?
Computer Science AL - Year 1 of 2
📍 HORNCHURCH
Ages 16–?
Introduction to Cyber Security
📍 TOWER HAMLETS
Ages 16–?
The City Literary Institute
3451 programmes
City Lit is London's adult education institution like no other — a place where you might study medieval literature in the morning and pottery in the afternoon, Latin alongside British Sign Language. Founded in 1919 to provide education for returning soldiers, it remains dedicated to learning for its own sake. Their curriculum is genuinely eclectic: from academic subjects like classical civilisation and creative writing through practical crafts like bookbinding and printmaking to holistic practices including Theta Healing. This breadth reflects their mission of lifelong learning rather than purely vocational training. For older teenagers and young adults interested in exploring subjects beyond school or college curricula, City Lit offers a unique environment. Their BSL courses are particularly renowned, while the ceramics and print studios attract serious practitioners. It's education as enrichment, not just employment.
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Introduction to Robotics
📍 London
Ages 16–?
Introduction to Python
📍 London
Ages 16–?
Sampling, beat-making and synth programming
📍 London
Ages 16–?

ClubHub UK
2625 programmes
ClubHub UK is a directory of children's activities, classes and clubs across the UK. Founded in 2016, it helps millions of parents discover trusted activities for their children.
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Online PYTHON coding club with Ignite Hubs
📍 SE15 5JR
Ages 7–18
Online HTML/CSS coding club with Ignite Hubs
📍 SE15 5JR
Ages 7–18
Coco Coders: Weekly Online Coding Classes for kids
📍 *
Ages 6–14
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