Engineering For Kids

Engineering For Kids is a STEM enrichment franchise offering classes, camps, and workshops where children learn engineering concepts through hands-on projects. Programs cover disciplines like aerospace, chemical, marine, and environmental engineering adapted for young learners.

Founded 2009Ellicott City, MD150+ locations across the US and internationallyAges 4 - 14 years
🎨 Kids Activities

Pros

  • Covers multiple engineering disciplines
  • Hands-on project-based learning
  • Both after-school and camp options
  • Makes engineering accessible for young children

Cons

  • Franchise quality varies significantly
  • Some locations are very small operations
  • More expensive than similar community programs
  • Limited locations in some areas

Cost Information

$150-$300/month for weekly classes or $200-$400/week for camps

Parent Tip

Engineering For Kids franchises range from large centers to small home-based operations. Ask about class size, location, and instructor qualifications before enrolling to ensure you are getting a quality experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of engineering do kids learn?
Programs cover aerospace, chemical, civil, electrical, environmental, marine, and mechanical engineering concepts, all adapted for children. Each class or camp focuses on a specific discipline with hands-on projects like building bridges, launching rockets, or programming robots.
Do kids need prior STEM experience?
No prior experience is needed. Programs are designed for beginners and progress by age group. Children ages 4-7 start with foundational concepts while older students tackle more complex engineering challenges.

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