As the name implies (or even states), this is a Python programming class aimed at people with little or no programming experience.  We'll use the Python language, which is one of the most popular languages currently used by professional developers.

I'm Reuven Lerner, a professional Python trainer. That means I spend just about every day teaching Python to a different company, in a different city, or even a different country.  (In 2019, I taught in the US, Europe, Israel, India, and China.)

I've been using Python since about 1992, have had my own consulting business since 1995, and have been training full time for more than 10 years.

I've spoken at PyCon and Euro Python, among other places. I'm a podcaster and author, most recently of "Python Workout," about to be released by Manning.

You can learn more about me at my site, https://lerner.co.il/ .

It's 100% free.  As in, I won't charge anything for this course. Ever.

For now, we're meeting at 10 a.m. Eastern on Fridays, via Zoom. Each session lasts for 1 hour, and is recorded.  If you register for the course, you'll have unlimited access to all of the recordings.  

I say "for now," because I might adjust the schedule at some point.

I expect that the course will last about 20 weeks. But this is my first time offering the class to the general public in this format, so I'm not totally sure!

Just Python is enough.  Other installation suggestions and support are available in the forum.

Yes, anyone who registers is invited to a free, private forum in which you can chat with others students and ask me questions.

I also give a few homework questions each week, so that you can try to practice a bit between sessions.

Yes, I'm sure that you can!

We're taking it slowly and easily, and I actively encourage people to ask questions. You might need to put in some work, but I promise that you can do this.

Yes, please do!  The more, the merrier.

There are indeed a bunch of teenagers enrolled. I try to make it as accessible as possible, but it might be too boring (aka non-flashy) for children. But hey, give it a try!