Interma Company offers programming courses for various age groups including teenagers, young adults, and older individuals. The courses cover multiple programming languages and involve working on various projects. Students are introduced to Scratch, a computer program that uses a simple graphical interface to teach programming concepts. Additionally, they are given the opportunity to work with educational devices such as Micro:bit, Arduino, and Raspberry, which help them understand the operation of circuit boards and enter the world of robotics. The exposure to coding, engineering, and mathematics helps develop logical thinking, algorithmic and mathematical thinking, and critical thinking skills when analyzing engineering problems. Students also learn to effectively debug code and focus on completing tasks. The course provides a strong foundation for future studies, regardless of career choice.