The program provides a 14-week immersive experience with a strong focus on empowering youth from underserved communities through hands-on projects, mentorship, and pathways to internships and certifications in emerging tech fields.
The Young Tech Innovators Program offers a transformative 14-week hands-on STEM education experience for middle and high school students (grades 6-12), with a strong focus on uplifting youth from underserved and minority communities. Participants dive into emerging tech fields such as Cloud Computing, AI Fundamentals, Quantum Computing, Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking, App Development & Robotics, and Entrepreneurship & Innovation. The curriculum emphasizes practical skill-building through hands-on projects, expert instruction, and mentorship. Students will learn to design apps, build websites, understand cloud and quantum computing principles, and explore AI and cybersecurity techniques. A key outcome is for every student to graduate with a portfolio-ready project they built themselves, gaining real-world experience and industry exposure. The program also integrates financial literacy and mental wellness components, aiming to build confidence, resilience, and future-ready skills, and provides pathways to internships and career opportunities.
A typical day involves hands-on learning in various tech fields, working on projects, and engaging with expert instructors and mentors.
This program is best for middle and high school students (grades 6-12) who are curious about technology, eager to build practical tech skills, and interested in exploring career pathways in STEM, particularly those from underserved and minority communities.
Green Valley School, Denver, CO
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