Kids Next Code Academy, Inc: Junior Technician Program (ages 8-14)

Kids Next Code Academy, Inc: Junior Technician Program (ages 8-14)

Fulton County Library System - Gladys S. Dennard Library @ South Fulton · Union City, GA

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Monday, November 16, 2026
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6:00 PM EST · Time may vary; check the source
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Sign-Up Here Kids aged 8-14 get to dive into cool hands-on projects where they build, tinker, and repair devices like real hardware technicians. The Junior Technician Program | Ages 8–14 The Junior Technician Program is a FREE, 5-week hands-on technology program designed to introduce youth and teens ages 8–14 to the technical skills behind computers, networks, electronics, cybersecurity, and other everyday technology. Hosted at the Gladys Dennard South Fulton Library, participants will meet once a week on Mondays for five consecutive weeks. Each session will combine instruction with hands-on activities and projects that encourage students to explore, troubleshoot, build, and better understand how technology works. What Will Students Learn? Throughout the program, students will be introduced to: Computer Hardware Fundamentals – Explore the major components inside a computer and learn how hardware works together. Computer Troubleshooting – Practice identifying common computer and technology problems and developing logical approaches to solving them. Networking & Security – Learn the basics of how computers and devices communicate while being introduced to cybersecurity and safe technology practices. Electronics – Explore circuits, electronic components, and the fundamentals behind electronic devices. Microcontrollers – Discover how small programmable devices can be used to control electronics and create interactive technology projects. Hands-On Learning: Rather than simply learning technical concepts, students will have opportunities to apply what they learn through hands-on projects and challenges. Activities may include exploring computer components, identifying hardware, practicing troubleshooting scenarios, working with electronic circuits and components, exploring networking concepts, and experimenting with microcontrollers. The goal is to help participants strengthen problem-solving, critical-thinking, troubleshooting, and technical confidence…

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