GenTech Summer Camps offer immersive, hands-on, instructor-led experiences where kids build, program, and take home real technology, fostering confidence and real-world technical skills.
GenTech Support Summer Camps offer immersive, week-long tech adventures where kids and teens actively build, program, and take home technology. The camps provide hands-on instruction led by expert GenTech instructors, focusing on sparking curiosity, confidence, and real technical skills. Participants engage in projects across various STEM fields, including robotics, game design, computer building, drones, rockets, and electronics. The curriculum is designed to be challenging, incorporating industry-standard coding in languages like Python, C+, and JavaScript, along with real-world applications, 3D modeling/CAD, and sophisticated robotics. Friday showcases allow students to present their projects, celebrating their accomplishments and the cool tech they've learned.
Through these activities, students develop essential skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration. They gain a deeper understanding of how hardware and software work together, whether by building a computer from scratch or engineering advanced robots. The camps aim to prepare today's kids for tomorrow's technologies, fostering a lifelong love of learning and providing a jumpstart for academic pursuits and potential careers in technology-driven industries like cybersecurity, robotics, and software engineering.
A typical full day runs from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM, including a supervised lunch break, with morning and afternoon sessions dedicated to different tech topics and hands-on instruction.
These camps are perfect for curious kids, creative builders, gamers, and future engineers aged 5-17 who want to explore technology in a supportive, high-energy, and hands-on environment.
402 E Greenway Pkwy UNIT 21, Phoenix, AZ 85022
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