Six registered coding academies across Gwanggyo, Homaesil, Yeongtong, and Jangan-gu in Suwon, sorted by age range and teaching style β robot-building or pure coding.
This roundup covers six coding academies actually registered and operating in Suwon, organized around Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education records (registration number, address), target age range, and whether the teaching style centers on robot-building or on pure coding and digital creation. Some share a brand across multiple campuses, so it's worth confirming which courses actually run at each specific branch.
Use this as a starting point for narrowing candidates, and confirm current enrollment ages, tuition, and what's bundled into robot-kit or materials fees directly with the academy before registering. Information reflects an August 2026 check and may change.
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<p>Located on Edutown-ro in Yeongtong-gu, this academy is registered as 'Mecca Coding Gwanggyo Campus Academy' (No. 3000053584). It reportedly takes students from age 5 through high school, teaching robotics, VEX, Python, Arduino, and AI in age-based stages β a useful reference for kids progressing from beginner work toward competition prep.</p><p>Time the actual commute from Gwanggyo Jungang Station to the 3rd-floor storefront, and if you're considering the competition track, ask separately about seasonal extra training and its added cost.</p>
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<p>On Geumgok-ro 196beon-gil in Gwonseon-gu, registered as 'Mecca Coding Academy' (No. 3000054225). It shares a brand with the Gwanggyo campus, but course offerings can differ, so confirm whether the same beginner-to-portfolio track is actually running here.</p><p>The Homaesil commercial district is worth checking for parking and evening bus routes home, and using the trial class to gauge your child's interest and current level first can make the consultation more useful.</p>
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<p>Inside Center Plaza on Docheong-ro 89beon-gil in Yeongtong-gu, registration No. 3000030080. It's described as running hands-on coding and digital-creation classes for children and teens β a fit for kids who want to enjoy coding itself rather than gear up for robotics competitions.</p><p>It's conveniently close to Gwanggyo Jungang Station, but it's worth double-checking the latest Suwon class schedule through official channels before your consultation.</p>
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<p>In Room 508 of the Dreampia Building on Bongyeong-ro in Yeongtong-gu, registration No. 3000018589. It takes students from preschool through high school and reportedly teaches robot building, sensor use, and programming through hands-on assembly at graded difficulty levels β a fit for kids who want to build things with their hands.</p><p>The commute near Yeongtong Station is manageable, but check in advance how much of the robot kit, competition, and materials cost is bundled into tuition.</p>
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<p>In Room 801 of Gwangjang Plaza on Manseok-ro 19beon-gil in Jangan-gu, registration No. 3000037770. It's aimed mainly at elementary and middle schoolers, combining LEGO robot design and building with coding projects that lead up to mission-solving and presentations.</p><p>Since it's in the Cheoncheon-dong area, check the bus route home after class, and ask separately about how training hours, kit costs, and entry fees differ between the competition and regular tracks.</p>
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<p>In Room 308 of the Rich Building on Geumgok-ro 118beon-gil in Gwonseon-gu, registration No. 3000040932. It covers everything from block coding to C, Python, and Arduino for elementary through high schoolers, and emphasizes small-group robot building and programming β worth a look if you prefer a smaller class size.</p><p>It's in the same Homaesil/Geumgok-dong area as Mecca Coding's Homaesil campus, so it's worth comparing which robots and boards each uses and whether materials are owned or rented.</p>
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between robot-building and pure coding classes?
Robot-building classes use kits like LEGO or VEX so kids assemble and program physical robots, while pure coding classes focus more on languages like Python and project work. If competitions are a goal, ask whether a competition track exists and what seasonal extra costs it involves.
How do I sign up for a trial class?
Most academies take trial bookings by phone or through their official website. Sharing your child's current coding or robotics experience and language interests in advance helps the academy give a more specific class recommendation.
Are robot kits and materials included in tuition?
This varies by academy and course, so no fixed figure applies across the board. Ask directly whether kits, materials, and competition entry fees are billed separately from tuition, and how makeup classes and refunds are handled.
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