Encourage your child’s imagination to soar with our Engineering programs in Philadelphia and tap into his or her love of tinkering with gadgets and building structures. Our interactive courses are a fun — and educational — way to inspire your son or daughter’s creativity while he or she learns a number of important engineering concepts. Kids work on different projects every week, teaming up with a partner to design and build K’NEX® bridges or complicated LEGO® machines. It’s an awesome way to help your child learn 21st century skills that can lead to success in the classroom and beyond!
Put STEM Skills First
Learning useful STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) skills is more fun when your child has the opportunity to design his or her own creations and learn the ins and outs of constructing models in our Engineering courses in Philadelphia. Through hands-on learning, collaboration and wrap-up activities, your child will also enhance his or her critical thinking and problem solving skills. Make sure your child is set up for success: register today!▼
A Personal Way to Learn
Sylvan has a maximum student-to-teacher ratio of 6:1 — and a maximum class size of 12 students — so you can expect us to provide the personalized learning experience and one-on-one attention your child needs to thrive. In addition, we provide frequent email updates to keep you informed about your child's progress. You’ll learn more about your son or daughter’s handiwork, see which STEM concepts have been covered and enjoy a sneak preview of next week’s project. It’s a great way to celebrate your child’s success and share it with others!
A closer look at our Engineering programs in Philadelphia:
- A focused STEM curriculum that will assist your child in developing essential 21st century skills.
- Collaborative projects that emphasize teamwork and help foster lifelong friendships.
- Hands-on learning that challenges kids to build structures with their own two hands.
- Wrap-up exercises at the end of every class to support the concepts learned in class.