Technology: Academy for young explorers
Robotics, programming, design, 3D printing and computer science can now be learned by tech-savvy children from the age of eight at the so-called Children’s Technology Academy in Estepona. The Elite Brain Technology Centre workshops aim to teach a range of techniques and skills for solving everyday problems through computational thinking.
Classes in the different courses (beginner, intermediate and advanced) take place one day a week (Monday to Thursday) and last one and a half hours. The courses last either from 4 to 5.30 pm or from 6 to 7.30 pm. The teaching languages are English and German.
The director of the Elite Brain Technology Centre, Juan Antonio Martín Ortega, and Estepona’s mayor José Antonio Bandera have also signed a cooperation agreement so that five socially disadvantaged children can attend the Children’s Technology Academy free of charge.
The price for each course is 45 euros per month, plus a registration fee of 20 euros. Those interested can get more information by calling 625958910 and register at Calle Zurbarán 1ºA.
Source: Ayuntamiento Estepona
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