A software engineer is someone who develops and maintains software applications.
Students will develop 5 fully functional apps during the program.
A software engineer is someone who develops and maintains software applications.
Students will develop 5 fully functional apps during the program.
A product designer is someone who designs the look and feel of these software applications that software engineers code.
Students will develop 5 fully functional apps during the program.
A software engineer is someone who develops and maintains software applications.
Students will develop 5 fully functional apps during the program.
A product designer is someone who designs the look and feel of these software applications that software engineers code.
Students will design 5 fully functional apps during the program.
We define a passion as an interest that we develop an expertise in. This step focuses on discovering interests, developing them, and building momentum.
3 Mindsets to develop. Growth Mindset, Gratitude, and Intellectual Curiosity. Your child will believe they can achieve what they put their mind to, be grateful throughout the journey, and grow a love for learning.
What’s the point of it all? In order to understand purpose and develop a sense of meaning, your child will learn to put their focus on others rather than themselves.
Inspired by the creative problem solving process of Design Thinking from Stanford’s Design School. Your child will learn how to and get comfortable with solving hard problems.
How to apply your unique talents, gifts, and passions to the economy. Understanding why people buy things and the different ways you can provide value to make money.
Your child will learn how to have grit & perseverance. They will be able to set goals in a way they actually accomplish them. And they will be able to manage their time and energy to make the most of their day.
We define a passion as an interest that we develop an expertise in. This step focuses on discovering interests, developing them, and building momentum.
3 Mindsets to develop. Growth Mindset, Gratitude, and Intellectual Curiosity. Your child will believe they can achieve what they put their mind to, be grateful throughout the journey, and grow a love for learning.
What’s the point of it all? In order to understand purpose and develop a sense of meaning, your child will learn to put their focus on others rather than themselves.
Inspired by the creative problem solving process of Design Thinking from Stanford’s Design School. Your child will learn how to and get comfortable with solving hard problems.
How to apply your unique talents, gifts, and passions to the economy. Understanding why people buy things and the different ways you can provide value to make money.
Your child will learn how to have grit & perseverance. They will be able to set goals. They will be able to manage their time and energy to make the most of their day.
Receive a certificate of completion and for each milestone of progress.
After registration, you can expect the following steps to help you get set up:
Young Technologist Network works in semesters. Each semester is 6 months long. You will be paying a total of $2,092 over the course of 4 months ($523/mo). Today you will be billed for $523 and the next payment will be in 30 days.
Please call or text us at (732) 421-1475 and a team member will help you with your question.
You can also reach us at info@logolife.org
ExcellentBased on 20 reviewsDSR2021-08-05I participated in Logo Life's Game Changers program, a program in which young teens like me were able to figure out our next steps towards creating a buisness with our passions. We discussed our intrests, explored different types of methods and venues to express our passions, discovered ways we could us our passions to create a meaningful impact on the world, and then figured out ways to create a successful business with it. The whole program was adventure themed, so we went through these steps as if we were progressing through a story. It was very entertaining and informative. Being able discuss our ideas and receive feedback from peers was helpful as well. I enjoyed listening to others talk about the things they were passionate about. I would definitely recommend the program for anyone stuck in a rut with what to do next. If you're struggling to figure out how to create a profitae business that you'll enjoy, Game Changers can help lead you in the right direction. Great entrepreneur program for kids and teens! Would definitely recommend :)Dristi Brubaker2021-08-01LogoLife's teen entrepreneurship program was a really great experience for me! In attending their 3 day workshop, I think I learned a lot about the mindset it takes to be successful in everyday life and also how to plan for the future. it was very interactive, which was really nice, and the concepts we learned were very helpful and memorable as well! overall a yes from me, very epic thank you :)Denise Gittens-Duliepre2020-08-25We want MORE!!! Absolutely AMAZING! When my kid ask if he could continue doing this program after the first day, I knew the GameChangers™ 3-Day Virtual workshop delivered excellence! Thank you so much and we look forward to moving onto your next program!!!Eliana Lavoie2020-08-14I think this was a very helpful course. I loved how they let everyone talk and left the chat open for conversation. I also thought it was really unique that they had mini break outs for everyone to brainstorm in small groups.Nicquel Raquel2020-08-14My son enjoyed the program & was able to communicate information he learned. Great skills & tools he will take with him as he starts his career!Kari Rillon2020-08-11My 15yo son took the 3 day webinar last week and loved it! He is the kind of kid that only wants to have fun and not work. So for him to say this was "great" was monumental. I was able to occasionally listen in and really loved the information the instructors were imparting. I even learned things from this that I didn't know. It was refreshing to have someone else tell my son what I have been telling him for years. It was difficult to refrain from saying, "I told you so". Thank you for backing us up as parents!Taylor Chon2020-08-10Amazing! I loved deep dives into entrepreneurship. There was so much to learn from, this is a 10/10 camp for entrepreneurship. Must do!Becoming LB2020-08-09My son (age 14 soon to be 15), just completed this course on the 6th and he absolutely loved it. He’s also enrolled and has begun the month-long course as well. The investment was by far one of the best uses of money spent all summer in addition to him getting new glasses 🤓. On the first night, my son told me the part of the discussion that stood out to him the most after his first session, he point out it was about growth mindset and how our attitudes towards challenges impact our outcomes. I knew he was listening and if it was simply that part alone, it was worth either way.DC Clifford2020-08-05Impressive business course for teens that teaches them the foundations and promotes engagement & interaction with others in this affordable virtual class, I'm taking it too to update and reinforce the basic fundamentals...much needed in our changing world & economic climate! Thanks for making this available and affordable! Shared on my feed to benefit all parents puzzled by how to guide their teens in their education and future aspirations.💥
The look and feel of all of your favorite applications whether on the phone, computer, or web are all designed by product designers. Think Netflix, Google, Facebook, Amazon, the screens in your car, and much much more. There are product teams that build, maintain, and improve these apps.
Product designers are one of the main team members of these product teams. The other two main members are usually Product Managers and Software Engineers.
The average salary of an entry level product designer is around $80,000/year and after a couple years of experience can go up to an average of $120,000/year.
The goal of this curriculum is to help your child start early to get ahead of the curve.
A fully functional design that is clickable and can preview on the phone.
A fully functional design that is clickable and can preview on the phone.
Students have the choice in the types of app they want to build (i.e. social media, web3, ecommerce, etc…)
Students have the choice in the types of app they want to build (i.e. social media, web3, ecommerce, etc…)
Students will build a website that can convert customers whether the goal is selling a product, getting app downloads, getting people to sign up for an event, etc…
Students will build a website that can convert customers whether the goal is selling a product, getting app downloads, getting people to sign up for an event, etc…
Students will design 3D objects for the Metaverse and games. They will also create a 3D animation with a story.
Students will design 3D objects for the Metaverse and games. They will also create a 3D animation with a story.
Putting all the portfolio projects together onto a site that recruiters can view easily when applying to opportunities.
Putting all the portfolio projects together onto a site that recruiters can view easily when applying to opportunities.
Designed to with the goal of helping teens land that paid opportunity.
Teens learn how product designers identify problems in the real world, turn that into an idea, and product then a full fledged app.
Employers will always look at a candidates portfolio before their resume to see whether the candidate has the capabilities to do the job.
Helping students prepare for the series of interviews that candidates go through after the initial conversation usually with a recruiter.
Teens learn how product designers identify problems in the real world, turn that into an idea, and product then a full fledged app.
Employers will always look at a candidates portfolio before their resume to see whether the candidate has the capabilities to do the job.
Helping students prepare for the series of interviews that candidates go through after the initial conversation usually with a recruiter.
All of the applications that you enjoy using at home and at work are coded into existence by software engineers. They play a large role in making it possible for us to interact with all applications, from websites you visit to the apps that are downloaded to your phone, even to the software that makes the phone work in the first place. Basically, they are pretty important when it comes to anything that has a digital interface (which includes your computers, the screens in your cars, smart tv’s and more).
Software Engineers are one of the main team members of these product teams. The other two main members are usually Product Managers and Product Designers.
The average salary of an entry level software engineer is around $80,000/year and after a couple years of experience can go up to an average of $130,000/year.
The goal of this curriculum is to help your child start early to get ahead of the curve.
A fully functional Roblox game that is will be live on Roblox servers for others to play.
A fully functional Roblox game that is will be live on Roblox servers for others to play.
Students have the choice in the types of app they want to build (i.e. social media, web3, ecommerce, game, etc…)
Students have the choice in the types of app they want to build (i.e. social media, web3, ecommerce, game, etc…)
Students will build a bot application that can be used in Discord.
Students will build a bot application that can be used in Discord.
Students will build a fully functional website.
Students will build a fully functional website.
Students will build an application using AI/Machine Learning.
Students will build an application using AI/Machine Learning.
Designed to with the goal of helping teens land that paid opportunity.
Teens learn how to think like software engineers, solve problems within their software applications, and communicate their code to team members.
Employers will always look at a candidates portfolio before their resume to see whether the candidate has the capabilities to do the job.
Helping students prepare for the series of interviews that candidates go through after the initial conversation usually with a recruiter.
Teens learn how to think like software engineers, solve problems within their software applications, and communicate their code to team members.
Employers will always look at a candidates portfolio before their resume to see whether the candidate has the capabilities to do the job.