Includes free 1yr online course
Why Why take the Future Technologists course?
Young Learners will:
Be challenged and come away with a real sense of achievement
Enjoy working collaboratively in multinational teams and solving problems together in a competitive environment
Grow in confidence and make friends from around the world
Forge new friendships with peers around the world
Take their first steps into a career in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM)
Gain independence and a sense of global citizenship
Enjoy social activities to Legoland, The Science Museum and Oxford
About the Course
FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge is a global STEM programme for teams of young people, which encourages an interest in real-world themes and develops key skills that are crucial for their future careers .
This STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) programme is delivered in collaboration with the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET), FIRST® LEGO® League, and LEGO® Education
An exciting new STEM course (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) that combines English language learning with robotics, engineering, coding and team competition.
This fun and stimulating course develops English language, teamwork, and robotics skills. It prepares students for a career in the exciting world of technology and engineering. Through structured games, challenges and activities, students learn the language of technology and engineering before competing in multinational teams to design, build, and code Lego spike robots in the first Lego league challenge.
Package Includes:
2 week course
Administration Fee
High quality accommodation
Full board meals
Full day excursion
Online pre-course level test
Content and Language Integrated Learning tuition
Leisure activities in evenings Graduation
Insurance (Multirisk + cancellation)
1 Year- Free online course
1 week course option also available
About the School
Engaging Youth in STEM Exploration
A unique opportunity for Young Technologists (11-15) to experience working together in the international teams that are typical of the modern science and technology workplace.
Min Level of English required: B1 /Intermediate
Mornings:
Mornings start with sessions designed to improve English language skills in a dynamic and communicative classroom. These language skills are further developed after the morning break as students investigate case studies of real-world environmental or technical challenges and work together to design their own technological solutions, which they then present to the group. (These activities provide great opportunities for student to express their creativity and develop English language communication skills)
Afternoons:
Work together to design, build and code autonomous robots in in a robot games competition created by FIRST® LEGO® League.
Evenings and weekends:
Explore the city on guided walks and excursions, visiting attractions such as Legoland or participating in other fun group activities.
Small Class Sizes
These courses focus on small classes to ensure that students are given specialist attention and support.
Experienced Teachers:
All teachers are CELTA qualified and there to provide your child with all the support they need.
Nationality Mix:
In 2024 they welcomed students from over 75 countries. Young Learners make friends from all over the world
FIRST® LEGO® League and IET
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Granted Royal Charter status in 1921 and with a membership of 156,000 engineering and technology professionals in 148 countries, The IET is a UK learned society with a global presence, dedicated to promoting excellence in the field of Engineering and Technology, safeguarding professional standards, and inspiring the next generation.
