Zurich Day Camps

Upcoming coding camp dates & courses

Our courses are taught by inspiring, multilingual ETHZ instructors.
All courses are tailored to each student’s level, with projects of varying complexity.
Additional courses from our catalogue can be arranged on request for groups of 3+ students.

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October 6-9, 2026 (4 Days)

Bleicherweg 27, Zurich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
9:30 – 15:00 daily

Location address:
Bleicherweg 27, Zurich
 

Camp fees:
Teens 910CHF
Juniors 790CHF

 

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October, 13-16, 2026 (4 Days)

Freies Gymnasium Zürich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
10:00 – 15:30 daily

Location address:
Freies Gymnasium Zurich
Arbenzstrasse 19, Zürich

Camp fees:
Teens 910CHF
Juniors 790CHF

 

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April 26-29, 2027 (4 Days)

Freies Gymnasium Zürich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
10:00 – 15:30 daily

Location address:
Freies Gymnasium Zurich
Arbenzstrasse 19, Zürich

Camp fees:
Teens 910CHF
Juniors 790CHF

 

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May 3-5, 2027 (3 Days)

Bleicherweg 27, Zurich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
9:30 – 15:00 daily

Location address:
Bleicherweg 27, Zurich

Camp fees:
Teens 695CHF
Juniors 645CHF

 

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June 21-25, 2027 (5 Days)

Bleicherweg 27, Zurich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
9:30 – 15:00 daily

Location address:
Bleicherweg 27, Zurich
 

Camp fees:
Teens 1080CHF
Juniors 890CHF

 

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July 19-23, 2027 (5 Days)

Freies Gymnasium Zürich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
10:00 – 15:30 daily

Location address:
Freies Gymnasium Zurich
Arbenzstrasse 19, Zürich

Camp fees:
Teens 1080CHF
Juniors 890CHF

 

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August 16-20, 2027 (5 Days)

Bleicherweg 27, Zurich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
9:30 – 15:00 daily

Location address:
Bleicherweg 27, Zurich
 

Camp fees:
Teens 1080CHF
Juniors 890CHF

 

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October 11-14, 2027 (4 Days)

Bleicherweg 27, Zurich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
9:30 – 15:00 daily

Location address:
Bleicherweg 27, Zurich
 

Camp fees:
Teens 910CHF
Juniors 790CHF

 

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October 19-22, 2027 (4 Days)

Freies Gymnasium Zürich

This camp offers semi-private classes of 3-6 students per class, taught by top ETHZ students. Sign up early to secure your spot! The courses at this session are:

Teen Course Info:

Junior Course Info:

Camp hours:
10:00 – 15:30 daily

Location address:
Freies Gymnasium Zurich
Arbenzstrasse 19, Zürich

Camp fees:
Teens 910CHF
Juniors 790CHF

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • ⁠ ⁠Our courses are generally taught in English unless otherwise stated on the product description. Students should have sufficient English knowledge to follow basic written and oral instructions in English.
  • ⁠All our instructors are multilingual, and we make every effort to ensure German or French speaking instructors for junior courses to allow students the opportunity to ask questions in their native language, but we cannot guarantee this for all camps and courses.
  • ⁠Teen classes are generally all taught in English, allowing older students an opportunity to practice English while learning valuable programming skills.
  • 1:5 instructor to student ratio for plenty of hands-on practice
  • Sessions taught in English, the language of code
  • Bilingual one-on-one support: most of our EPFL, ETHZ  and TUM instructors are multilingual English-French or English-German
  • Healthy snacks and drinks are provided throughout the day
  • Outdoor sports breaks morning and afternoon
  • Don’t forget: Parent open doors on the last day of each camp!
  • Teen courses – Students are asked to bring their own laptops and chargers for all coding courses eg. Code in Python, Cybersecurity etc.
  • Junior courses – Laptops are be available at most locations and can be selected at the time of booking
  • Junior Robotics with Lego- students do not need to bring their own devices.
  • Lunch & Water bottle – unless otherwise stated on the registration form, students are asked to bring a picnic style lunch. Snacks and Drinks are provided throughout the camp. Don’t forget your refillable water bottle!

Scratch for young beginners and Python as the primary text-based language. 

For young beginners (ages 7 – 9), Scratch is often the best starting point. Scratch is a visual drag-and-drop coding platform developed by MIT that helps children understand basic programming concepts in a fun and interactive way.

For older children (ages 10+), Python is widely recommended as the best first text-based programming language. Python has a simple, readable syntax and is used in real-world fields such as AI, data science, and game development.

Yes, absolutely. Learning to code is crucial for children growing up in the age of artificial intelligence. It’s no longer just about programming, it’s about developing essential digital literacy skills.

“Just because AI-powered computers are getting really good at coding doesn’t mean humans don’t need the skill […] understanding math and coding helps people grasp how AI works.” Bill Gates, Microsoft.

What students say about TechSpark

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