Outreach
Our outreach initiatives
Digital technology for all
TechSpark Academy Giving is the non-profit arm of TechSpark Academy. We proactively support outreach initiatives to promote digital literacy and make digital education accessible to all kids and teens, irrespective of gender, background and education. We are looking for individual and corporate sponsors to help us achieve our objectives.
Scholarship Fund
Helps provide support to students requiring financial assistance.
Discovery Workshops
Spark young people’s interest in technology – view upcoming workshops.
Public Awareness
Supports initiatives such as Espoir Jeunes, which aim to educate & empower young people.
Equipment Library
Helps purchase laptops & tablets to allow more students to participate in our events.
Donate and support our outreach programs
Our outreach programs sponsor scholarships, public education, free discovery workshops and an equipment library. Donate by credit card, bank transfer or your Corporate Benevity account.
Sponsor discovery workshops or scholarship program
Want to help us make digital literacy a reality for more kids & teens?
We need your help to make it happen.
If you are corporate and would like to sponsor one of our workshop series or create a scholarship fund, get in touch!
Our achievements
Learn more about our outreach programs - from our free discovery workshops with Google & Siemens, to our Swiss Olympiad Informatics Team and our NextThink scholarship for girls.
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