iD Tech Camps offer a unique blend of cutting-edge STEM skill development and traditional summer camp fun, hosted at prestigious university campuses like Georgia Tech, providing a taste of collegiate life.
iD Tech Camps at Georgia Tech offer immersive, hands-on STEM education for kids and teens ages 7-17. Participants engage in project-based learning, developing skills in areas like coding, game development, robotics, and 3D printing. The curriculum is designed to be cutting-edge, incorporating topics such as AI, machine learning, and app development. Students work with industry-standard tools and receive instruction from expert tech mentors, many recruited from top universities. Beyond technical skills, campers also cultivate creativity, confidence, independence, and social skills through collaborative projects and team-building activities. The program aims to provide a balance of intensive learning and traditional summer camp fun, preparing students for future STEM careers and college applications.
A typical day includes approximately five hours of instruction in labs, with breaks for outdoor activities like ultimate frisbee, capture the flag, kickball, and board games, as well as meals in the university dining hall.
This camp is best for tech-minded kids and teens aged 7-17 who want to explore STEM fields, develop in-demand skills, and experience collegiate life in an inspiring university setting.
Georgia Institute of Technology, North Ave NW Atlanta, GA
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