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We've been inspiring kids for 25 years. Prepare for an awesome 26th.
This summer, we're proud to present online summer-long programs for LEGO Design, Minecraft, Game Making & Coding.
Campers aged 5-16 can join us for our week-long LEGO® engineering and coding camps, featuring STEM projects, Minecraft adventures, Python & Java coding, and more.
Sadly, we will not hold in-person camps this summer, but look forward to offering in-person camps again next year!
Parents and Students Are Enjoying the Online Camps!
Serena E.
"The camps have been fantastic and Kevin, Tenzin, and Elias are really great. Their patience with kids and making sure all the kids are able to participate is truly amazing.
I appreciate the move to the online program to still offer tech classes. "
"Both kids LOVE the camps, and I'm excited to get them going on the LEGO camps next. My daughter has really done well in her Scratch coding camp this week and I'd love to keep her going with the intermediate level camp!"
Lara F.
Every TechKnowHow experience...
Enables students to learn valuable, real-world skills, from discovering engineering principles to gaining confidence in Python and Java programming
Is taught by our caring, experienced staff
Psst...read some parent testimonials of our instructors >
Provides opportunities for social interactions with other campers through fun games, activities, and project-sharing experiences
Features TechKnowHow's
Award-winning curriculum
(We received 9 Bay Area Parent Magazine awards in 2019, including Best Tech Camp)
Featuring 1-hr and 3-hr camps with daily guided instruction with engaging projects and live teacher-student interactions!
What do parents have to say about TechKnowHow?
"My son really enjoyed the camp. He was challenged and stimulated by the
curriculum, and responded well to his excellent counselors. Congratulations to
the entire team at TechKnowHow for putting on such an amazing summer program!"
— John B., San Francisco
"I was blown away. Every day of the week there is a different build in the morning and a different coding project in the afternoon. I'm just as excited as my daughter is at pick up because I love having her show and tell me what she did during the day."
— Connie W., San Mateo
