Sparking curiosity & creativity in digital technology since 2015
Technology is shaping the world. It is constantly evolving and creating exciting opportunities for younger generations. Our children’s future is inevitably tech filled, and learning about technology early can open exciting opportunities. By 2030, more than half of all jobs will require digital skills which are not covered in most school curricula.
Discover our learning options for kids & teens:
Think, create, code, develop curiosity or take a deeper dive into what’s powering the future.
From Python, Cybersecurity, to Web Design and AI, TechSpark Academy is dedicated to helping children & teens discover digital technology.
Always set in a fun and stimulating environment, our Swiss-crafted learning programs are led by instructors studying at elite universities worldwide. Whether you’re looking for an in-person experience or an online option, we have something for you.
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Our partners:
Estela COUTINHO, MS Econ, patient advocacy leader
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Eric LINN, director at Home Instead Senior Care
Dre Isabelle DAUNER GARDIOL, économiste, responsable de projet, Pully
Petros DAFNIOTIS, PhD, research associate
Alison BEWICK, Nestlé Vevey
Iris DANKE, founder at HealthyLyving GmbH
Our Blog:

From Math to Music: Why Learning Python Before University Will Set You Ahead
Python is increasingly used in university courses across various subjects, including science, engineering, business, economics, social sciences, and humanities.

Inspiring the Next Generation:
Cyber Security Weekend 2025 Recap
Cyber Security Weekend 2025 brought together 86 students in Zurich for an immersive learning experience in ethical hacking, cyber security, and life at Google. Read about their journey!

Why the “Don’t Learn to Code” Argument Doesn’t Hold Up
As AI tech is improving, we have been fielding questions from parents and educators about whether it’s still relevant for children to learn how to code. After all, does ChatGPT not write good code?
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