The Collective Tech Academy is a New York-based free program for aspiring high school students, offering a curriculum focused on Computer Science, Robotics, and Personal Development
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October to May
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
3:30 PM - 6:00 PM
Our program offers a supervised, supportive space for them to connect with peers, build confidence, and discover new passions outside of regular school hours.
Age 12-17 Interested in Robotics / STEMMust be able to read and work in groupsmust be able to make 80% of Meetings
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The program will culminate in coding competitions, allowing students to showcase their coding skills, creativity, and teamwork in a fun and challenging environment.
Students will engage in hands-on projects where they apply coding principles to real-world scenarios, such as programming Sphero robots to navigate obstacle courses or perform specific tasks.
The program will start with Sphero’s pre-made lessons on block coding, which introduces students to the basics of coding and gradually progresses to more advanced concepts.
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Learn Coding and Robotics using Sphero Bolt, a leading educational tool in STEM learning.
Students will be introduced to electrical engineering using the intuitive LittleBits system.They'll learn to identify and connect power, input, and output modules, understanding core concepts like current flow, polarity, and circuit completion as they build.
Students will design and build various electronic inventions, from simple light-activated alarms to more complex interactive devices.
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Guidance on integrating sustainability into your business model
Strategies to meet and exceed SDG targets
Access to resources and networks focused on sustainable development
We, at Mentor Me Collective, employ automated decision-making systems to assist in evaluating applications for our technical education programs. These systems analyze application materials to identify qualifications and experiences relevant to our program criteria.
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