KIBERone

KIBERone is an international IT programming school for children aged 6-14, located at Sveavägen128, 113 50, Stockholm, Sweden. The school offers interactive coding courses that develop logical thinking and digital skills through modules covering game development, web design, and AI. It claims to have over 200,000 parents worldwide who have chosen its programs.

The school's curriculum begins with an introductory module where children learn basic computer operations, algorithms, and file management. This is followed by the Scratch Jr module, which allows 6-7 year olds to create interactive stories and games while solving logical problems. Lessons involve 30% computer work and 70% activities like movement and group play to build 4C skills.

Classes are taught by mentors and assistants with pedagogical training in groups of 8-12 students. The school operates in 36 countries across 470 cities with over 1,500 teachers and 80,000 students. It claims to offer the best cyber education project for children according to the UN and UNESCO.

Parents can start by applying for a free IT-Quest, which is described as the best project in cyber education for children. The school also offers summer camps, summer schools, and cyber camps. A specific feature mentioned is the use of 'Cybervaluta' as a form of currency within the school ecosystem.

The school provides information in multiple languages including Swedish, Russian, English, and others like Chinese and Spanish. It serves markets in Sweden, Russia, and other international locations. The website explicitly mentions serving 36 countries and 470 cities.

A recent news article from yamal-news.net dated October 30, 2026, reported that firefighters from Salekhard visited the international IT school KIBERone. Another article from pulse-day.ru on October 24, 2026, noted that KIBERone reported many Russian children use neural networks for advice and information seeking.

On October 23, 2026, news55.ru reported that over 200 schoolchildren from Omsk learned about AI and 3D technologies at an open 'Digital Lesson' hosted by KIBERone at the Technological Lyceum 'Avangard'. The event covered topics like artificial intelligence and 3D technology applications in medicine and construction.

The school's website states that the Scratch Jr module helps children aged 6-7 learn to program interactive stories and games. It also mentions that the introductory module teaches concepts like algorithms, cycles, and functions using a colorful and clear interface.

The school claims to have been established to create a successful future for the new IT generation between ages 6-14. It positions itself as the first international future cyber school for this demographic, aiming to provide international knowledge to students.

The school's address is listed as Sveavägen128, 113 50, Stockholm, Sweden, with a phone number of +46 72-318 99 89. The website supports multiple languages including Swedish, Russian, and English for international accessibility.

The school claims to have 1,500 teachers and 80,000 students globally, operating in 36 countries and 470 cities. It also mentions having over 200,000 parents who have utilized its services for their children's IT education.

The school's curriculum includes a focus on 4C skills: creativity, communication, teamwork, and critical thinking. It also emphasizes safety concepts like data security and cybersecurity techniques as part of the introductory learning process.

The school claims to be the best project in cyber education for children according to the UN and UNESCO. It also mentions that the Scratch Jr module is designed with a clear interface and colorful design to engage young learners.

The school's website mentions that it offers a 'Cybervaluta' system and has a section for 'Lämna in ansökan' (Submit application) for the free IT-Quest. It also provides a 'Schema' (Schedule) and 'Fotogalleri' (Photo gallery) for visitors.

The official website of KIBERone is kiber-one.se.