At TechSpark, we thought we would explore the world of AI and coding in education. Buckle up, we're about to explore how AI is changing the game, and why it's cooler than ever for students to learn to code.
At TechSpark, we thought we would explore the world of AI and coding in education. Buckle up, we're about to explore how AI is changing the game, and why it's cooler than ever for students to learn to code.
At TechSpark Academy, we are all about creating opportunities for today’s youth to grow and thrive in our digital world. We were so inspired by the success of our Google…
Cybersecurity beyond the computer screen...TechSpark teamed up with Siemens Smart Infrastructure to host a teen Cybersecurity Day at their global headquarters in Zug, Switzerland on 18th June 2022We kicked off…
How to keep kids productively occupied during COVID-19 lockdown. As the world copes with the COVID-19 pandemic, we have compiled a list of online resources and recommendations to help keep your children engaged.
Isn’t it time our teens and children learn how to code? Code is everywhere. It’s powering our smart homes, our smart cities and our smartphones. According to a study by le Figaro, European teens are spending up to one-fifth of their time during the week on media!
On Digital Day 2019, over 150 participants explore computer code with TechSpark Academy in Zurich and Lausanne! Participants were introduced to a variety of topics from Game Design with Scratch (Juniors) to Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence (Teens and Adults).
12 Digital Camps, 163 Motivated Students, 25+ Inspiring Instructors! Technology and innovation is transforming the world we live in. It is a vital part of our future, yet traditional education is still failing to equip students with the necessary tools navigate our evolving digital environment.
Throughout their school lives, girls tend to excel across all subject areas yet when it comes to pursuing a job in computer sciences, they end up being greatly outnumbered by their male counterparts at university.
TechSpark Academy team are excited to introduce Malti Redeker as our 2019 Coding for Girls Ambassador. Stay tuned for Malti's inspiring blog posts and contributions focused on encouraging more girls to…
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Build your own website while learning the basics of Java Script.
Students are introduced to the key principles of web design, user interface (UI) and user experience (UX), while learning the basics of Java Script- Students apply what they learn to their own custom website, adding text, images, audio, videos, hyperlinks, and more.
The course is ideal for students who have completed at least one coding course with TechSpark Academy, Animation and Game Design or Python, and are familiar with the basics of programming logic and computational thinking.
Some courses might not be available at every camp – check your preferred location and dates to view course offering.
Learn Python, the language of Instagram, YouTube, and Google’s search engine!
Widely used by programmers, designers and game developers, Python has rapidly become one of the most popular programming languages.
This coding course is available in three levels so that kids and teens – with or without any previous experience – can develop their knowledge and skills at their pace (Juniors, Teens Beginner & Teens Advanced)
CODE IN PYTHON (Juniors): designed for kids aged 10+ this course serves as an introduction to the fun and rewarding world of coding.
CODE IN PYTHON (Teens Beginner): this course is designed for teens aged 12+ with no experience in programming. Students will become familiar with the fun and rewarding world of coding by learning the fundamentals of the Python language.
CODE IN PYTHON (Teens Advanced): this course is designed for teens aged 13+ with previous experience in coding and game development who want to further develop their knowledge.
This course teaches students to program their own interactive stories, games, and animations, and share their creations with others in the online community, assembling lego-like blocks of code. Scratch is a visual based programming language which encourages kids to think creatively, reason systematically and work collaboratively.
Scratch was designed and is maintained by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab in the spirit of playful and creative learning.
Discover the power of code with Scratch!
All classes are designed for small groups to foster a comfortable and fun setting, therefore there is only a maximum of 6 students for this course.