Roblox Studio • 1-on-1 Tutoring • Ages 8–14
1-on-1 Roblox Studio coding tutoring for kids
Live online Roblox Studio tutoring with Shawn Walk for ages 8–14. Students build games, learn Lua coding, test and debug their work, and get explanations, review, and pacing matched to what they need.
8–14
Live online, 1-on-1
Weekly, 1 hour
$90/hour
See Roblox tutoring in action
Build games, understand code, and keep improving.
Watch a short introduction to Roblox Studio tutoring, where students build games, explore Lua coding, test ideas, and learn with personalized guidance.
What students create
Build game worlds
Use parts and properties to create spaces, obstacles, objects, and interactive environments.
Code game behavior
Use Lua scripts, variables, functions, conditions, loops, and events to make the game respond.
Test and improve
Play the game, investigate mistakes, change one part, and test again until the student understands why it works.
Would an online Roblox coding tutor help my child?
Does your child want to build their first Roblox game, add coding to an obstacle course, or understand why a script isn’t working?
Create2Discover offers live, one-on-one Roblox Studio coding instruction for ages 8–14. Beginners can start with building basics and simple scripts. Students with experience can receive guidance as they develop games, investigate errors, and learn more advanced coding concepts.
Lessons follow a structured learning path, with explanations, review, and pacing adjusted to the student. The goal is to understand how the code works—not simply copy a solution.
Sessions are typically one hour per week at $90 per hour. Tell us about your child’s experience and interests using the inquiry option on this page so we can discuss fit and availability.
Does my child need coding experience?
No previous experience is required. Beginners can start with foundational building and simple scripts. Students with experience can build on those skills using Luau, Roblox’s Lua-based scripting language.
Is this Roblox gameplay coaching?
No. Our lessons focus on creating games in Roblox Studio, understanding code, and testing ideas—not strategies for winning or advancing in Roblox games.
Structured learning with room to create
The curriculum gives each lesson a clear purpose, while Shawn adjusts pacing, explanations, review, and questions to the student. Beginners can start with foundational building and coding, while students with experience can move faster and build on concepts they already understand.
Each project has clear coding and problem-solving goals, with plenty of room for students to make choices about how their games look, behave, and feel.
Roblox Studio, creativity, and safety
We believe two things can be true at once: Children should not be left to explore public Roblox games without appropriate adult supervision, and Roblox Studio can be an excellent tool for teaching coding, creativity, and problem-solving.
In one-on-one tutoring, students design, code, and test their own creations in Roblox Studio—not join public Roblox multiplayer games as a class activity. Studio still requires a Roblox account and connects to the wider Roblox ecosystem, so we encourage families to review account settings and make decisions about collaboration and public sharing together.
Parent question: Will my child be playing Roblox games with strangers during tutoring? No. Lesson activities focus on creating and testing in Studio. Read our Roblox Studio vs. Roblox Games parent safety guide.
Technology requirements
- Mac or Windows computer capable of running Roblox Studio.
- Free Roblox account.
- Roblox Studio installed.
- Zoom access for live lessons.
Skills students practice
Along with Roblox Studio and Lua, students practice breaking a goal into steps, testing ideas, debugging, explaining what happened, and deciding what to change next. Those habits also support increasingly capable AI tools, where students need to define goals and judge results rather than simply accept an output.
Teaching experience you can trust
Shawn has more than 20 years of teaching experience, including 11 years as a classroom teacher. Parents receive a short summary after tutoring sessions so they know what their child worked on.
Read Create2Discover’s Trust & Safety approach.
Prefer to learn on your own schedule?
The beginner self-paced Roblox course gives ages 9–13 a structured 11-unit path through Roblox Studio and Lua coding, with saved progress and built-in help—without a weekly meeting.
Want to try Create2Discover first?
Get four free game-creation lessons covering Roblox building, Roblox coding, Minecraft modding, and MCreator coding. The first lesson arrives right away, with the next three delivered over the following week.
Ready to find the right starting point?
Tell us your child’s age, Roblox Studio experience, and scheduling needs. We’ll discuss fit and the next steps.
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