We have created a Winter Camp for schoolchildren who:

like to play computer games, but want more and want to learn how to create game characters with their own hands;

interested in working with 2D graphics and web design

dream of learning to develop their 3D models and use them to work on games, in videos

are interested in artificial intelligence and want to learn how to create interesting games using GPT chat

want to get to know the IT industry and even decide on a direction for future advanced studies and careers.

Winter Camp Program

No boring lessons and studies through 'have to' — only fun activities that will help your child discover a new hobby and unleash their potential! Teachers at the IT STEP Computer Academy use gaming techniques to develop creativity and unconventional thinking

3D Printing

7-14 y.o.

In the realm of 3D printing, kids can bring their imagination to life. Unleash creativity by designing unique objects layer by layer.

Explore the endless possibilities of turning digital concepts into tangible, three-dimensional realities through the fascinating world of 3D printing.

LEGO

7-14 y.o.

The child will invent their own superhero and create a game for the computer or smartphone.

Introduction to the gaming industryBasics of working with graphics and soundCharacter creation and animation

ARDUINO

7-14 y.o.

Introduce children to Arduino, fostering creativity in electronics. Explore basics like coding, circuitry, and sensor integration.

Develop fundamental skills in programming and hardware interaction. From crafting interactive gadgets to mastering the IoT world, unleash the potential of young minds with Arduino.

3D GAMES

7-14 y.o.

Explore the dynamic world of 3D game development! Dive into industry fundamentals, mastering graphic design, sound integration, and character animation.

Equip yourself with the skills to bring imagination to life, crafting immersive experiences for computer and smartphone platforms. Elevate your creativity in the realm of game design.

3D Printing

7-14 y.o.

In the realm of 3D printing, kids can bring their imagination to life. Unleash creativity by designing unique objects layer by layer.

Explore the endless possibilities of turning digital concepts into tangible, three-dimensional realities through the fascinating world of 3D printing.

ARDUINO

7-14 y.o.

Introduce children to Arduino, fostering creativity in electronics. Explore basics like coding, circuitry, and sensor integration.

Develop fundamental skills in programming and hardware interaction. From crafting interactive gadgets to mastering the IoT world, unleash the potential of young minds with Arduino.

Unforgettable children's vacation

Would you like to know more about the camp?

We will be glad to call you and tell you about everything in detail!

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Frequently asked questions

If the child is not a student of the Institute, can he be enrolled in the Camp?

We welcome not only students from our Institute, but also all willing children from 5 to 15 years old. You can register for the Camp in any convenient way for you.

From what age can you sign up for the Camp?

We accept children from 5 to 15 years old.

Is food included in the price?

Yes, we provide snacks. Meals are included if they opt for a full-day course.

How many children are there in the group?

We have small groups of 12-14 people

Are there outdoor activities?

We don't take the kids outdoors frequently, but we do organize activities like Apple workshops at Apple stores.

Can I bring my child to the Camp earlier?

You can bring your child earlier due to the work schedule of the Admissions Committee.

Winter computer IT camp

Who is this camp for?

Winter Camp Program

Unforgettable children's vacation

Would you like to know more about the camp?

Frequently asked questions

If the child is not a student of the Institute, can he be enrolled in the Camp?

From what age can you sign up for the Camp?

Is food included in the price?

How many children are there in the group?

Are there outdoor activities?

Can I bring my child to the Camp earlier?