Real Tools, Real Projects, Real-Life Skills
Are you searching for an engaging and educational activity for your child this fall? Look no further! Urban Workshops Youth Program is reviving the excitement of shop class for kids. The program offers hands-on experience with real tools, where students create tangible projects and acquire skills that will serve them for a lifetime. Designed for ages 10-16, enrollment for the fall session is now open.
Why Choose Urban Workshops Youth Program?
This program provides a dynamic and fun way for kids to dive into practical skills. Students get their hands dirty, make sawdust, metal chips, and wire scraps, and build something they can be proud of. From traditional hand tools to modern power tools, students will gain valuable experience in a supportive, fun environment.
What to Expect:
- Real Tools, Real Projects: Students will explore a variety of disciplines, including 3D printing, CAD, electronics, Arduino programming, woodworking, welding, vacuum forming, and silk screening. They’ll gain hands-on experience and build projects they can be proud of.
- Skill Development: Beyond learning to use tools, students will build confidence and develop problem-solving skills as they tackle each project.
- Showcase Their Creations: Each student will complete projects that they can take home and proudly display, showcasing their hard work and new skills.
Program Details:
- Start Date: Fall semester begins the week of September 16th.
- Schedule: Sessions are available Monday through Sunday, with morning (9am – 12pm) and afternoon (1pm – 4pm) options.
How to Enroll:
Ready to join us? Enrollment is easy! Choose the session that fits your schedule and secure your spot. Spaces are limited, so don’t wait too long! Click here to get started.
Make this fall a season of creativity and making. Enroll today!
For more information and to register, visit our website or contact us directly.
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This post is sponsored by Urban Workshop.