Campus Tecnológico Madrid

At Campus Tecnológico Madrid we intend to convey our passion for Technology and Robotics to all kinds of students, whether they are children, adolescents or adults. For this we develop classes, workshops and laboratories of various specializations throughout the year.

This summer, taking advantage of the school holidays, we offer the bilingual urban camp entitled "Inventores Jr. & Inventores Sr.", aimed at attendees between 5 and 15 years old .

Its minimum duration is 5 days, from Monday to Friday, but attendees can sign up for the number of weeks they want, since the activities from one week to another vary.

As main features we highlight:

• Bilingual teaching in English: we consider that the Anglo-Saxon language is basic for everyone, especially when it comes to knowing the concepts that are used to work in the technological areas we work with. We adapt to the prior knowledge of the participant helping him to understand the classes in Spanish if he does not have a sufficient level of English.

• Time flexibility to collaborate with parents: although the basic camp takes place during the week, it can be extended on Saturday and Sunday if you need it. You can choose the morning shift or the afternoon shift for your child. These are available from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. or from 3.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. If any participant decides to register for more than a week, she will collaborate in always different projects. In fact, we recommend that you sign up for at least two weeks of camping.

• Robotics and programming activities: the main topics we work on include knowing how to program with Scratch, how electronics and Arduino work. Within the robotics section, we will build robots of different types and we will visit The Robot Museum at no additional cost. In addition, we will design our own mobile games with AppInventor.

"Inventors Jr. & Inventors Sr." is conceived as an urban camp in which to develop skills to promote creativity and teamwork, while attendees play, enjoy and learn. His motto is "learn by playing and playing by learning" .