Kidocode internships are not coffee runs. From the first week you are on a real team, working on real projects that real parents and students will see. Tracks span ten disciplines. Most interns finish with a portfolio piece they would happily show in a job interview.
Apply for InternshipTrain under our trainers, eventually run your own classes. Includes early-childhood (ages 3-4), teens, adults, and learners with particular needs (autism, dyslexia, ADHD).
Work on the platform our students and trainers actually use. Web, mobile, ML, applied AI projects. Touch real users from week one.
Produce the visual assets the school runs on: photography, video, animation, 2D illustration, social content, brand assets.
The team that turns inbound leads into trial-class bookings. Real conversations with real parents, supported by playbooks built over a decade.
Campaigns, content, growth experiments. Work spans paid acquisition, organic content, partnerships, and parent storytelling.
The team that keeps existing parents happy. Onboarding, retention, escalations, parent-experience improvements.
The back-office that lets everything else run. Billing flows, vendor management, branch operations, financial reporting.
Strategy projects, market research, expansion analysis. Mix and match across departments to gain a multifaceted view.
Hardware, electronics, robotics, 3D modeling, fabrication. Help maintain student labs and build new project rigs.
Education research, computational-thinking research, AI-tutoring experiments. Co-authorship possible for serious contributions.
duration · 6 to 9 months recommended
open 10am to 6pm, 7 days · 4×10 or 5×8 schedules
paid track gated by interview checkpoints
IT, science, accounting, multimedia, education, MBA welcome
My internship period in KidoCode is amazing. I graduated my diploma in Customer Services. I learned all my programming skill through KidoCode. Now I know how to code in Python, HTML, CSS, C++ and more. After I finished my internship, I continue to work at KidoCode as a full-time trainer.
My internship at KidoCode has taught me more than I could have imagined. It has given me a better understanding of my skill set and where my career may take me. Besides learning about coding and mathematics, KidoCode taught me to enhance my communication skills with everyone there.
I joined KidoCode in early 2015 as intern while I was going for my Year 2 University Studies. Upon completion of my Level 2, I continued as a part-time Junior developer and trainer mostly focusing on training kids and learning new technologies used at KidoCode. After successfully obtaining my Bachelors degree in Software Engineering, I was offered a full-time position.
KidoCode has a perfect working environment as all are working to reach the company's goal. As gaining knowledge, in KidoCode I learned a lot of things relevant to my field based on Arduino and Python. What I am really thankful for is that I learned how to code from scratch.
It was great! I experienced lots of things and made new friends. I have to say that I am glad I decided to go for my internship there before I pursue my studies, because it helps me be more confident and learn a new programming language which I never got the chance to learn before during my diploma.
The internship was really helpful. As someone who is interested in programming, it really made me grow as a programmer as I learn a new programming language and enhance more on the rest. It also helped me improve my soft skills as I have more confidence in talking with new people and teaching.
My internship experience at KidoCode has been an amazing journey. I was given a lot of opportunities to learn various new topics and slowly fell in love with them along the way. The thing I value most is that KidoCode provided me with the opportunity to change the lives of children and plant the seed of love of learning in them.
It was a great experience working in KidoCode. I have learned a lot from my internship, especially from Mr. Maysam. I have experienced how to work in a team and have a chance to teach kids programming.
We have both paid and unpaid internships. There are checkpoints during the interview session you need to pass to be entitled for the paid track.
Yes. As far as you pass the basic requirements and you are permitted to work in Malaysia. Fresh graduates, freelancers, and self-taught learners are welcome.
Minimum 2 months. There is no upper limit; we recommend 6 to 9 months for the best outcome.
Not necessarily. Strong math, good communication, and a real appetite for learning are what qualify you.
No, but it helps. Our orientation covers the fundamentals; you will learn quickly with effort.
Even better. You will skip ahead, work on production projects sooner, and may be paired with our senior developers.
We are open 10am to 6pm, 7 days a week. Interns commit 40 hours a week. Popular schedules are 4 days × 10 hours or 5 days × 8 hours.
Never trust a programmer in a suit. A Kidocode T-shirt is provided within a week. Neat and tidy casual is fine.
Mainly computational thinking. Technically: programming in different languages and levels, math, science, and digital media.
Good knowledge in mathematics (e.g. Pythagoras theorem), strong communication with fluent English, and a passion for learning.
No. Bioinformatics, science, accounting, multimedia, architecture, education, MBA, and other backgrounds are all welcome.
Actively inspiring and coaching students following the Kidocode syllabus, plus actively participating in training courses.
Depends on performance and teamwork. We have openings as trainers, developers, content developers, promoters, marketers, animators, and more.
Mont Kiara is our flagship; we operate across Klang Valley and Penang. New branches open regularly.
Yes. After passing our internship with full effort, you can join as a Junior software developer in our development team.
Fill in the form below. We read every application and reply within a week.