DENEYAP summer school to offer hands-on robotics and coding training
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DENEYAP Technology Workshops will run a face-to-face summer school for middle and high school students, with 24 hours of practical robotics and coding training over three weeks.
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DENEYAP summer school to offer hands-on robotics and coding training
DENEYAP Technology Workshops has announced a summer school program for middle and high school students interested in technology. The program will be held during July and August and will focus on hands-on robotics and coding training.
The course is designed as a 24-hour program spread over three weeks. Sessions will take place face to face at DENEYAP Technology Workshops on two days each week, between 10.00 and 14.00.
Participants will work on basic robotics and coding skills while gaining practical experience of technology-development processes. Applications are open to students from across Türkiye.
The summer school sits alongside DENEYAP’s broader technology education model. According to DENEYAP, its regular program provides 36 months of free technology education across 11 program areas, with the first 24 months based on project-oriented lessons and the final 12 months organized as a team period.
DENEYAP says its wider objective is to support young people with strong technology-production skills and to help students with interest and ability in the field develop toward future roles as scientists, researchers and entrepreneurs.
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