Funtech
Coding and tech courses and holiday camps for children and teenagers, in person and virtually, in the UK
Highlights
- Hiring1 open role
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Funtech
FunTech runs coding and technology classes, courses and camps for children and teenagers outside regular school. Topics listed include coding in Python, Lego robotics, Minecraft-based electronics and touch typing. Formats include term-time courses, residential, in-person, flexi and virtual summer camps, and FunTech Virtual, a tutor-led online learning environment.
Customers are parents and their children who book term-time courses and camps. Camp bookings can be swapped to another camp type, location or date, with any fee difference paid or credited. The company also recruits undergraduate term-time tutors and other teaching staff.
FunTech was established in 1996 by Sheineez and Philip Barber as a local tech school. It is an Ofsted-registered provider, with its head office in Maidenhead, Berkshire, and the website reports over 15,000 reviews.
Product: Term-time coding and tech courses, residential, in-person, flexi and virtual summer camps, and FunTech Virtual online learning
Jobs at Funtech (1)
Funtech is hiring for one role.
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Leadership
- Philip Barber · FounderSource: company website
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