Where neighbourhood kids
become Young Engineers

Mentor led STEAM classes across Toronto East End, Leslieville, Beaches, Midtown, and South Scarborough where hands-on learning meets real world thinking. Backed by Harvard research and delivered locally by a passionate team.

Join us for an exciting learning journey your child will look forward to every week.

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Harvard-Endorsed
Trusted in 50+ Countries
1 to 6 Mentor to Student Ratio
Ontario Curriculum Aligned
Harvard-Endorsed
Trusted in 50+ Countries
1 to 6 Mentor to Student Ratio
Ontario Curriculum Aligned

Our Programs

Discover our exciting engineering programs

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Mechanical Engineering

Build real machines and discover how they work
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Coding and Robotics

Create and program your own robots
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Engineering Mindset

Think, test, and solve like an engineer
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Learning for Every Age

Programs designed to grow with your child
REGISTRATION OPEN

Fall 2026 Programs Now Enrolling

Secure your child’s spot in our hands on STEAM programs before classes fill up

East End

Leslieville, The Beaches, and surrounding East Toronto schools including Wilkinson, Morse, Dundas, Withrow, Franklin, Holy Name Catholic School and more!

Limited spots available

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MIDTOWN

Now open in Rosedale, Forest Hill, and Mooredale House Community Centre. Small groups, big results right in your neighbourhood.

Limited spots available

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South Scarborough

Serving families across Toronto East End and South Scarborough community centres New locations launching this Fall

Limited spots available

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What is Young Engineers?
At Young Engineers, curiosity takes the lead. Kids ages 4 and up build, explore, and bring their ideas to life through hands-on STEAM fun that feels more like play than learning.

From simple machines to creative inventions, every session is designed to spark excitement, boost confidence, and get kids thinking like real engineers. Part of a global program in 50 plus countries, we’re proud to bring this experience to our local community.
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FALL 2026 REGISTRATION OPEN

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Classes in East End, Midtown and South Scarborough. Small groups, limited spots.

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FOR SCHOOLS

Bring Young Engineers to Your School

Enhance your students' learning with engaging, hands-on STEAM programs delivered right at your school. We offer flexible formats including PA Day workshops, lunchtime clubs, and in class enrichment, all aligned to support curiosity, problem solving, and real world thinking.

Our experienced instructors manage the entire program, including materials, setup, and delivery, so there is no added workload for your staff. Partner with us to bring a high quality, turnkey STEAM experience your students will look forward to.
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FOR CORPORATE EVENTS AND TEAM BUILDING

Build Stronger Teams with Young Engineers

Bring your team together through hands-on, collaborative engineering challenges that spark creativity, communication, and problem solving. Our interactive workshops are designed to engage participants of all backgrounds, encouraging teamwork in a fun and memorable way.

We handle everything from setup to facilitation, delivering a seamless experience at your office or event space. Each session is structured, high energy, and designed to strengthen connections while developing real world skills.

Perfect for team building days, corporate events, and staff engagement initiatives.

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