A coding platform aimed at kids has pulled in $3.0M in fresh funding, betting that gamified live sessions can turn screen time into a pipeline for future tech leaders. 3C Online Coding School, which teaches programming and AI to students aged 6 to 18, secured the round to scale its offerings.
The company’s pitch is straightforward: make technical education feel less like homework and more like play, with interactive, live classes designed to hold young attention spans. While the investors behind this round weren’t disclosed, the capital injection signals growing confidence in the market for early-stage tech education-a space where parents are increasingly willing to pay for structured, engaging alternatives to passive consumption.
