Question:
I would like to teach live in-person game programming and graphic development classes to teens not yet in college (ages 13-18). For example, one of the classes might be "Intro to game development in Flash - Platform" and would demonstrate the basics of platform game design and development such as collision detection, moving on the screen, scoring, etc… Prior to taking such a class, you would have to have a basic programming experience or you could take our Intro to Programming class which would use a version of BASIC or KPL(Kids Programming Langauage) to understand code structure, loops, conditionals, etc.) These classes will last about 3 hours and at the end you will have a working program that you have modified using your new skill set and will even have an option to share your creation by uploadng it to our website. I expect to charge approximately ($35-50) per class depending on location and would like to have a class size of around 30.

Answer:
Concept is great. Marketing is the challenge. I would see if it was possible to work with a school district, community college (non-credit courses) or a community center. You will need a location that would naturally have the equipment available to save you rental cost. There brand name will help bring credibility to your program and help to fill the seats.

Let me know how it goes. Best of luck.