Frequently Asked Questions
Everything parents need to know about Young Engineers Toronto East End, Midtown and Scarborough programs.
Registration and Pricing
Q: How do I register my child?
Click "Registration" in the menu, create a free account, and select your preferred program, location and time slot. Registration is confirmed once payment is complete. It takes less than 5 minutes.
Q: How much does Summer Camp cost?
Summer Camp starts from $472 per week. This includes all materials, LEGO and robotics kits, instruction by certified professionals, and a maximum group size of 6 students. There are no hidden fees -- everything your child needs is provided.
Q: How much do Fall 2026 after-school programs cost?
Fall term programs (13 classes) start from $455. Prices will increase at the end of July 2026 -- families who register before then lock in current rates. Spots are limited at each location.
Q: Can I register for multiple weeks of Summer Camp?
Yes. Many families register for 2 to 3 weeks. Each week features different builds and challenges, so your child will not repeat content.
Q: What is your cancellation and refund policy?
Please contact us at torontoeastend@youngengineers.org for details on cancellations and refunds. We understand plans change and will work with you.
Summer Camp Details
Q: When and where is Summer Camp 2026?
Summer Camp runs July 6 to August 28, 2026 at St. Joseph Catholic School (176 Leslie Street) in Leslieville, Toronto East End. The location is easily accessible for families from Riverdale, The Beaches, East York and Danforth Village.
Q: What are the camp hours?
The core program runs 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Optional before-care is available from 8:30 AM and after-care until 5:00 PM.
Q: What does a typical day at camp look like?
| Time | Activity |
| 9:00 AM | Drop-off and welcome |
| 9:30 AM | Engineering challenge introduction |
| 10:30 AM | Hands-on build session |
| 12:00 PM | Lunch break |
| 1:00 PM | Robotics and coding projects |
| 2:30 PM | Team challenge and presentations |
| 3:30 PM | Share and demo builds |
| 4:00 PM | Pickup |
Q: What ages is Summer Camp for?
Summer Camp is designed for children ages 5 and up. Programs are adapted so every child is appropriately challenged, whether they are brand new to engineering or have attended before.
Q: What will my child actually learn?
Every day includes real engineering, robotics and coding -- not just worksheets or screens. Children learn to break down problems, build working models, debug their designs, and present their work to peers. They walk away with critical thinking skills, resilience and genuine confidence.
Fall 2026 After-School Programs
Q: Where do Fall 2026 classes take place?
Fall 2026 programs run across multiple neighbourhood locations including Morse Street, Wilkinson, Victoria Park Elementary, Danforth (East End United) and Beaches Recreation Centre. New locations are being added -- check the registration page for the full current list.
Q: What days and times are Fall classes?
Classes run on weekdays after school, typically between 3:15 PM and 5:30 PM depending on location. Each term is 13 classes. View available times and locations on the registration page.
Q: What grade levels are Fall programs for?
Programs are available for JK through Grade 6, with separate streams for different age groups. Mechanical Engineering and Coding programs are offered at most locations.
Q: Will spots still be available in September?
Spots are limited at each location. Several locations from previous terms filled quickly. We recommend registering before the end of July to secure your spot and lock in current pricing.
Safety and Logistics
Q: What is the instructor-to-student ratio?
We maintain a strict 1:6 instructor-to-student ratio. This ensures every child receives individual attention, guidance and support throughout each session.
Q: Does my child need to bring lunch?
For Summer Camp: yes, please send your child with a packed lunch, a water bottle and a snack. We are a nut-free environment. All STEM materials and supplies are provided by us. For after-school programs, no food is required.
Q: Who are the instructors?
Our programs are led by trained professionals with backgrounds in engineering, technology and education. All instructors follow the Young Engineers methodology, which is officially recognized by the Harvard Graduate School of Education and the European Union Commission.
Q: Is this right for my child if they have never done robotics or coding before?
Absolutely. Most of our students start with zero experience. Our programs are designed to meet children where they are -- beginners discover the joy of building, while experienced kids are challenged with more complex projects. The small group size means no one falls behind.
Q: Still have questions?
We are happy to help. Email us at torontoeastend@youngengineers.org or visit iamayoungengineer.com to register or join the waitlist.