SUMMER CODING CAMPS • 2025Fuel Your Summer With Code
Live, project-based Java camps taught by computer-science students from MIT, UT Austin, and Westlake Coding Olympiad winners.
MENTORS FROM
Stanford • UC Berkeley • Westlake
WHY JAVA JUNCTION?
Everything you need to start coding
A summer program built around live teaching, personal support, and building things you’re proud of
15+ Hours Live
Over 15 hours of live, interactive teaching, never pre-recorded lectures
1:1 Tutoring
Book office hours and one-on-one help whenever you’re stuck
Top Coders
Led by skilled programmers from Stanford, Berkeley, and Westlake
Real Projects
Project based learning so you leave with real work, not just notes
Our Services
Two live, project-based Java summer camps for ages 9-14, taught daily by top student instructors. Start fresh or level up, and leave with a real project you built yourself.
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New to coding? Over five afternoons you’ll go from your first program to a finished project, covering Java syntax, conditionals and loops, arrays, and beginner contest problems. No experience needed, just curiosity.
Ages 9–14, 1–4 PM CST daily · $175.
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Already know some Java? Go deeper into object-oriented programming, then spend the week designing, building, and showcasing a complete Java project from start to finish. Some Java experience recommended.
Ages 9–14, 1–4 PM CST daily · $175.
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Choose Beginner if you’re new to Java or coding in general – you’ll start from your very first line of code. Choose Advanced if you’ve written some Java before and want to build a full project while digging into object-oriented programming. Still unsure? Reach out through our Contact page and we’ll help you find the right fit.
Fuel Your Summer With Code
Get ready to sign up! 2025 Summer Camps are OPEN!
Start your coding journey now
Taught by Computer Science students at MIT, University of Texas at Austin, and Westlake high school Coding Olympiad winners
✓ Over 15 Hours of live teaching
✓ Unlimited 1-1 tutoring and office hours with our team
✓ Led by skilled coders from UT, MIT, and Westlake High School
✓ Hands-on, project-based learning