Technological Youth Passport

Endorsed by: TECHNOLOGICAL YOUTH PASSPORT

It’s fine to give a Programming course to our children. But, it’s not enough. It has to be a good course, and we must check what they are learning.

The point is, how can we make the difference between a good course and a bad one if we don’t know how to programme?

The same problem was already present in the teaching of foreign languages. It was solved with accreditation programs such as the University of Cambridge and their qualifications First, PET, etc, for English as a foreign language. Or the Cervantes Institute accreditations for Spanish as a foreign language…

TECHNOLOGICAL KNOW-HOW OF STUDENTS CERTIFIED BY INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES

STEAM FUTURE ACADEMY, in collaboration with the Advanced Polytechnic School of the CEU San Pablo University, and with the guarantee of the University of Engineering and Technology UTEC, has developed the TECHNOLOGICAL YOUTH PASSPORT, an accreditation program in order to help children prove their skills in Programming and other tech areas through an exam.

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ACCREDITATIONS BY TECHNOLOGICAL AREAS

Our training itinerary has several technological areas:

VIDEO GAMES PROGRAMMER

APPS PROGRAMMER

MAKER DIY ENGINEER

ARQUITECT OF IoT

ACCREDITATIONS BY ACQUIRED COMPETENCES

Each technology is divided into competences.

These competences are the basic skills that the student must master.

ACCREDITATIONS BY EXAMINATION

Students prove their knowledge of these competences through a theoretical and practical exam.

REPORT ABOUT ACQUIRED COMPETENCES

Each student has access to a personalized monitoring of the competences acquired and in acquisition process.

Students can also download a Technology Certificate that shows the achieved competences as well as the accreditation seals obtained.

ACCREDITATION INSIGNIA

Students with acquired competences can get Accreditation Insignia and then through these insignia they can also obtain the Complete Recognition of Skills in the different technologies.