iD Tech offers a unique blend of cutting-edge STEM education with traditional summer camp fun, providing personalized instruction from adult tech professionals on a prestigious university campus.
iD Tech Camps at Seton Hall University offer week-long day and overnight programs where kids and teens aged 7-17 can immerse themselves in STEM education. Participants engage in hands-on projects across various cutting-edge topics such as coding, game development, robotics, and digital art. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills, preparing students for future academic and career success in technology fields. Campers learn in small groups with a guaranteed maximum of 10-12 students per instructor, ensuring personalized attention from expert adult instructors, many of whom are industry professionals or university students in STEM fields. Beyond technical skills, the camp balances learning with traditional summer camp activities like outdoor games, sports, and social events, allowing students to experience collegiate life and build lasting friendships on the Seton Hall University campus.
A typical day includes approximately five hours of instruction in labs, mastering new tech skills and collaborating with peers, balanced with two hours of activities and socializing outdoors to experience campus life, and up to an hour of flex time for projects or breaks.
This camp is best for kids and teens aged 7-17 who are interested in STEM and want to develop real-world tech skills in a fun, collegiate environment.
Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ 07079
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