Live online SQL coding classes for kids

Learn SQL and handle and query any complicated database network

sql coding classes for kids
online sql coding classes for kids

About Me (Course Instructor)

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Dear Parent.

I am Aakash. In my SQL coding classes, I teach kids how to store and find information in a computer. I show them how to write simple commands to sort through big lists and find exactly what they need, helping them understand how the world’s information is organized.

Learner Projects

Project: Shopping Mall Sales
Learner name: Hanna Leo
Age: 15

Project: Customer Delivery Analyser
Learner name: Nathan Micheal
Age: 11

Project: Online Shopping Sales 
Learner name: Nathan Micheal
Age: 11

Fundamentals to Advance Database handling and Querying using SQL

In this course, student will use SQL commands to create any complicated database network and will be able to query any data from any complicated database network. 

  [Total no.of classes: 21

  Recommend: two classes per week]

Please Note: 

1. After each class, student will be given few simple, easy homework assignments so that they doesn’t loose continuity between classes.

2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.

3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.  

Class 1: Create DB, Drop DB, Create Table.
project: My First Data World – I’ll show you how to create your very own database from scratch, like opening a brand-new digital notebook. 

Class 2: Alter Table, Constraints, Not Null, Unique.
project: School Rules Builder – Here we’ll act like rule-makers. I’ll help you add rules to your table so important details can’t be left empty and duplicate entries don’t sneak in, just like how school forms make sure names and roll numbers are correct.

Class 3: Select, Select Distinct.
project: Student List Viewer – I’ll teach you how to peek inside your data and pull out information neatly. We’ll also remove repeated values so the list looks clean and smart, like preparing a class register.

Class 4: Where, Order By.
project: Smart Search Desk – Together we’ll search for specific students and sort them neatly, like finding toppers first or arranging names alphabetically in a school file.

Class 5: And, Or, Not.
project: Snacks Picker – We’ll make a fun helper that picks snacks using simple rules, like choosing treats you like AND are healthy, picking chocolate OR ice cream, or skipping snacks you do NOT enjoy.

Class 6: Insert Into, Null Values.
project: Admission Form Counter – We’ll practice adding new records just like filling admission forms. I’ll also explain how missing information is handled safely without breaking anything.

Class 7: Update, Delete.
project: Profile Editor – Here I’ll show you how to fix mistakes and remove old data, like correcting a phone number or removing a student who changed schools.

Class 8: Select Top, Aggregate Functions.
project: Topper Tracker – We’ll calculate totals, averages, and highest scores. I’ll show you how databases quickly answer questions like “Who scored the highest?” or “What’s the class average?”

Class 9: Like, Wildcards.
project: Name Guess Game – This one feels like a guessing game. I’ll teach you how to find names that start with certain letters or contain hidden patterns, like searching contacts on your phone.

Class 10: In, Between, Aliases.
project: Score Range Finder – We’ll group scores into ranges and give columns friendly nicknames so the results look clean and easy to understand, like a report card summary.

Class 11: Inner Join
project: Student & Class Connector – I’ll show you how to connect two tables and pull matching data, like linking students with their classes so everything appears together neatly.

Class 12: Left Join, Right Join.
project: Missing Info Detector – Here we’ll discover what data is missing. I’ll help you find students without assigned classes or classes without students, like checking unfinished records.

Class 13: Full Join, Self Join.
project: Friendship Network – We’ll explore how one table can connect to itself. I’ll explain it using friendships and team pairings so the idea feels natural and fun.

Class 14: Union, Union All.
project: Multi-Class Merger – I’ll show you how to combine lists from different tables, like merging attendance from two classes into one big list.

Class 15: Group By, Having.
project: Class Performance Analyzer – We’ll group students by class and analyze performance. I’ll help you filter groups smartly, like finding only classes with average marks above a limit.

Class 16: Exists, Any, All.
project: Smart Checker Bot – Here the database starts thinking logically. I’ll teach you how it checks if something exists or compares one value against many, like a smart decision-maker.

Class 17: Case Operators
project: Auto Grading System – We’ll build a system that automatically gives grades like A, B, or C based on marks, just like real school result software.

Class 18: Primary Key, Foreign Key.
project: Data Family Tree – I’ll explain how tables stay connected safely using IDs. We’ll build relationships so data never gets mixed up, like linking students to their school ID.

Class 19: Check, Default, Index.
project: Speed & Safety Manager – Here we focus on speed and safety. I’ll show you how databases protect data with rules and search faster, like a super-organized library.

Class 20: Major Project 1
project: Mini School Database System – We’ll bring everything together to build a complete school system that stores students, classes, marks, and grades. I’ll guide you step by step so it feels exciting, not scary.

Class 21: Major Project 2
project: Smart Store Management System – This final project feels very real-world. Together we’ll manage products, prices, stock, and sales like a real shop database, using everything you’ve learned confidently.

My SQL Expertise

Problem-Solving Expert: With over 500+ logic challenges solved on HackerRank and LeetCode, I bring a deep understanding of how to query data with maximum efficiency.

Relational Data Architect: Expert in teaching complex Joins, Keys, and Constraints using relatable projects like “School Rules Builder” and “Data Family Trees.”

System Logic Mentor: Skilled in guiding students to build real-world back-end logic, from Auto Grading Systems to high-speed Performance Analyzers.

Learner Feedback

Learner: Erik Nithin| Age 10 | Netherlands
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“The Name Guess Game made searching through data feel like a fun puzzle instead of just typing.”

Learner: Zayed Farsi | Age 18 | Ireland
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Building the Auto Grading System was my favorite part because it felt like I was making real software that teachers use. I learned how to set rules so the database doesn’t make mistakes, and the final store project made me feel like I could actually run a real business one day!”

Learner: Hana Leo | Age 15 | Ireland
Rating (4.5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐½
“Aakash showed me how to link tables together so I can see all my school data in one place. I feel much more organized now and I use what I learned to keep my own files neat on my computer.”

Why SQL?

Why SQL

Data Mastery Advantage: In a world run by data, SQL is the “search engine” for the professional world learning it teaches kids how to organize, manage, and extract value from massive amounts of information, a skill used by every major tech company.

Mental Focus & Productivity: Working with databases requires a highly structured mindset it trains kids to think in categories and relationships, helping them organize their own thoughts and school projects more efficiently while reducing time spent on messy digital clutter.