Coding Logic & Problem Solving Fundamentals is a 35-hour beginner-friendly course designed to develop participants’ algorithmic thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills, providing a solid foundation for learning any programming language. Delivered online through flexible one-to-one instruction or a structured group option, learners progress from understanding core concepts of algorithmic thinking to creating flowcharts, writing pseudocode, applying conditional logic and iteration, and completing practical exercises that reinforce coding logic. No prior experience is required, making this course ideal for beginners aged 16+ who wish to strengthen analytical skills and prepare confidently for future programming studies. Participants receive personalised guidance, verified learning hours, and a Certificate of Achievement upon completing at least 70% of the total course hours.

Modules:
Introduction to Algorithmic Thinking;
Flowcharts and Pseudocode;
Conditional Logic and Decision Making;
Loops and Iterations;
Problem-Solving Exercises and Mini Assignments

Learning Outcomes:
Understand fundamentals of algorithmic thinking;
Apply logical reasoning to solve simple coding problems;
Create flowcharts and pseudocode for basic tasks;
Understand conditional logic and iteration in programming;
Prepare to learn a programming language with confidence

Entry Requirements:
None – suitable for complete beginners with no prior coding knowledge