Are your kids prepared for a Digital World?
Early exposure to coding, engineering principles, and 21st-century skills is of paramount importance for children, as it equips them with the tools and mindset necessary to thrive in an increasingly interconnected and technologically-driven world. Learning coding cultivates computational thinking, fostering the ability to dissect complex problems into manageable steps and create systematic solutions. This empowers kids to approach challenges with logic and creativity, enhancing their problem-solving aptitude. Engineering principles offer insights into the design and functionality of the world around them, encouraging a deep curiosity about how things work and the confidence to innovate. These skills collectively nurture adaptability, resilience, and the capacity to embrace change, traits indispensable in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Moreover, early exposure to these concepts nurtures critical 21st-century skills such as collaboration, communication, and teamwork, preparing children to thrive in diverse, collaborative environments. Ultimately, this foundation provides young minds with the confidence to explore, experiment, and shape the future, enabling them to become active contributors to society and technology-driven progress.
1. Small weekly classes for young children focusing on Engineering, Coding and Robotics Skills.
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2. In addition to technical skills, skills known as 21st Century Skills are also incorporated.
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3. Curriculum is designed by a combination of qualified engineers and computer scientists with many years of experience in engineering education and early childhood specialists.
4. Classes are presented by Prof. Heymann (B.Eng, BSc. IT, M.Eng, D.Eng), an engineer with a doctorate degree in engineering and over 15 years of experience in Engineering Education.
For more information about what 21st Century Skills are and the benefits of teaching it, please see About page.
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