SUGAR LAND, Texas – Kids and teens in Sugar Land can now take a “byte” out of the world of coding.

As the technology industry continues to grow and power the everyday lives of Americans, there is often still a gap in the average curricula of today’s schools when it comes to teaching coding and computer science skills to children. Well, not any longer for kids and teens in Sugar Land.

iCode, a national computer science education franchise, announced today that it has opened a new location in Sugar Land. On-site and online classes are currently available for students K-12. The Sugar Land iCode opened its brick-and-mortar location in August at 4899 Hwy 6 Suite 113C.

The location will offer STEAM-based computer science education through proprietary curricula and a signature BELT program. The progressive BELT program graduates students to more advanced levels of coding and is built to keep students motivated to continue developing their skills similar to how belts function in the martial arts. With a convenient class schedule catering to any family’s schedule, after-school, online, summer and holiday programs will all be held at iCode Sugar Land.

“Sugar Land is a great addition to the growing list of iCode facilities – we have no doubt that the new location will make iCode a household name in the area for young students who are ready to enter the world of coding and technology,” said Abid Abedi, founder and CEO of iCode. “We are excited to bring this opportunity to kids in the area. We’re ready to educate these kids of all ages and prepare them for the jobs of tomorrow through robust and world-class computer science education.”

iCode differentiates itself in the fast-growing computer science education industry with its state-of-the-art facilities and proprietary curricula. Through its robust menu of offerings and several classrooms in each location, the brand is able to serve students of all skill levels with programs that teach students how to build games, apps, websites, and work with robotics. iCode also offers the unique iSports professional gaming league with competitions taking place after school, once per week for a five-week period. In addition to the tactical abilities coding education offers, students benefit from developing soft skills, including critical thinking and problem-solving.

Today’s announcement follows an eventful year for the brand, with 12 new franchises in Boise, Idaho; Pittsburgh; Bellevue, Washington; Moorestown and Bridgewater, New Jersey; The Colony, Murphy, Texas; Goodyear, Arizona; Troy and Macomb, Michigan and Johns Creek, Georgia.

For more information on the new Sugar Land iCode location, visit https://icodeschool.com/sugarland117/.

For more information on the iCode franchise opportunity, visit https://icodefranchise.com.

About iCode

iCode, a national computer science education franchise offering after school and summer programs, equips children with the skills and knowledge to compete in today’s technological environment. Committed to quality and providing in-depth learning experiences, the brand’s proprietary curricula and several unique technology education programs set it apart in the fast-growing coding education space.

iCode’s franchise opportunity allows entrepreneurs to break into the booming technology industry with multiple revenue streams. Now franchising and with prime markets available, iCode is seeking qualified franchise candidates across the United States.

For more information on the iCode franchise opportunity, visit https://icodefranchise.com.

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