Question 1

What age is the Young Engineers program for?

Accepted Answer

Young Engineers programs are designed for children ages 4 to 15. We offer age-appropriate tracks from Mini Engineers (JK to SK, ages 4–6) through Junior Engineers (Grade 1+), Advanced Engineers (Grade 2+), and Coding & Robotics (Grade 3+). No prior experience is needed — just curiosity and a love of learning.

Question 2

Where are Young Engineers classes held in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Young Engineers Toronto East End & Midtown runs programs across Leslieville, The Beaches, Riverdale, East York, Midtown, Rosedale, and Scarborough. Classes are held at local schools including Wilkinson, Morse, and Franklin, and at community centres across East Toronto. A new Beaches location is opening Fall 2026.

Question 3

How do I register my child for Young Engineers Toronto?

Accepted Answer

You can register at iamayoungengineer.com. Select your child's age group and preferred location, create an account, and complete your registration online. Fall 2026 registration is now open. If a class is full, you can join the waitlist and will be notified when a spot becomes available.

Question 4

Is Young Engineers endorsed or accredited?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Young Engineers programs are officially recognized by the Harvard School of Education and the European Union Commission for their innovative approach to STEAM-R education. The program is trusted by schools and families in over 50 countries worldwide, and our curriculum aligns with the Ontario science, math, and technology curriculum.

Question 5

What happens in a Young Engineers session?

Accepted Answer

Each session starts with an engaging introduction connecting engineering concepts to real-world examples. Children then use exclusive Young Engineers kits to build working models such as cranes, vehicles, and robots. Sessions include creative exploration, teamwork challenges, and a group reflection. In Coding & Robotics sessions, kids assemble and program their own robots using Bluetooth-connected tablets — everything is offline and screen-safe.

Question 6

How long is each session and how many students are in a class?

Accepted Answer

Sessions typically run 45 to 75 minutes and can be tailored to your school's schedule. The ideal group size is 14 to 28 students, though we can accommodate smaller or larger groups. Multiple groups can run in parallel for larger schools.

Question 7

What program options are available — in-school, after school, or summer?

Accepted Answer

Young Engineers Toronto offers flexible delivery options: in-class enrichment during the school day, lunchtime clubs, after-school programs, special workshops on PA/PD days, and summer camp. Summer Camp 2026 runs July 6 to August 28, full-day with morning builds, afternoon coding, and weekly field trips.

Question 8

Do I need to supply any materials or equipment?

Accepted Answer

No. Young Engineers provides everything: exclusive building kits, robotics equipment, lesson materials, and trained instructors. Your school or community space only needs to provide a classroom or activity room with tables and chairs. We handle setup and cleanup before and after every session.

Question 9

How much do Young Engineers programs cost in Toronto?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on program type, session length, and group size. After-school programs start from $35 per session. Prices will increase in July 2026 — families who register before July can lock in current rates. Contact us at torontoeastend@youngengineers.org or visit iamayoungengineer.com for a current quote.

Question 10

Is there a waitlist if a class is full?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If a class reaches capacity, you can join the waitlist through iamayoungengineer.com. Waitlist spots are held in order of sign-up. If a registered family cancels, the next family on the waitlist will be notified automatically.

Question 11

Are Young Engineers programs safe and inclusive?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All Young Engineers instructors are trained and background-checked. Programs are designed for all learning styles and abilities — everyone is welcome. Activities are offline and Bluetooth-based, with no internet access required for students. Schools retain the option to have a staff representative present during sessions.

Question 12

Does Young Engineers Toronto offer a summer camp?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Young Engineers Summer Camp 2026 runs from July 6 to August 28 in Toronto East End. The full-day program runs 9 AM to 4 PM, with optional before-care (8:30 AM) and after-care (until 5 PM). Each week features themed engineering builds, coding sessions, and a field trip to locations across Toronto.

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I build, I break, I grow | Kids

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