Learn business skills this summer in our business classes for high school students. Learn from expert instructors and work on projects in these hands-on classes.
Learn Microsoft Excel, finance, and stock market investing in this interactive, live online summer course for high school students.
Learn the fundamentals of Java programming and prepare for AP Computer Science or college-level programming. Beginners will become skilled coders through our project-based curriculum.
Learn the most powerful and versatile programming language this summer. In this live online course, high school students will learn Python for data science and machine learning.
Get started in web design with this summer course. Students first learn to build and design webpages by coding HTML & CSS. Students will also learn to create webpage layouts in Sketch, as well as optimize web graphics for hi-res screens and fast downloads.
In this graphic design program for High School students, you'll master the most powerful tools in graphic design: Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop.
Learn the most widely-used program in the world! This program consists of 10 three-hour sessions in which students explore both technical skills and finance theory. This bootcamp is ideal for students interested in finance, business, real estate, entrepreneurship, and many other related fields.
Learn the graphic design theory and the essential Adobe applications, including Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator. In this summer course in NYC, high school students work on real-world design projects.
Learn programming fundamentals & data science in Python in a 2-week computer summer camp. Gain an in-depth understanding of Python, data science, including inputting, graphing, and analyzing data.
This course will prepare you to excel as a programmer throughout college and beyond! Beginners will become advanced coders through our fast-moving curriculum and project-based approach to learning.
You can attend training live online at the scheduled time the course is offered (New York, Eastern Time) through screen-sharing software Zoom (free for you).
