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Young Engineers STEM Programs offers STEM based programming that includes building LEGO® models. The program includes activities where participants construct LEGO® models as part of the lessons.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
• Schedule: Sessions include lessons and activities with average durations ranging from 45 minutes up to 120 minutes
Young Engineers STEM Programs is part of e² Young Engineers, which was established in 2008. The organization states that its goal is to make a revolution in the education sector and provide children with the skills they need to succeed in the 21st century. Young Engineers of Greater San Diego is described as a family owned business that serves multiple areas. The program offers options for pre-schools for ages 4–6, for elementary school students in 1st–4th and 1st–5th grades, for 4th–8th graders or LEGO® Challenge graduates, for 4th–6th graders who have completed one of the mechanical engineering programs, and for 6th–9th graders. It also offers an option for an exciting and different birthday party experience building LEGO® models. The organization states that it believes in inclusivity and offers programs for children of all different abilities, and it also offers a senior citizen program. Over the past few years, it reports having had thousands of students participating in its programs, and it reports having over 150 franchisees in more than 45 countries. The organization states that it strives to provide STEM based programming for all ages and that it is able to provide jobs for its community.
Last updated August 9, 2026.
• Ages: 4–14 years old
• Schedule: Sessions include lessons and activities with average durations ranging from 45 minutes up to 120 minutes
Young Engineers STEM Programs is part of e² Young Engineers, which was established in 2008. The organization states that its goal is to make a revolution in the education sector and provide children with the skills they need to succeed in the 21st century. Young Engineers of Greater San Diego is described as a family owned business that serves multiple areas. The program offers options for pre-schools for ages 4–6, for elementary school students in 1st–4th and 1st–5th grades, for 4th–8th graders or LEGO® Challenge graduates, for 4th–6th graders who have completed one of the mechanical engineering programs, and for 6th–9th graders. It also offers an option for an exciting and different birthday party experience building LEGO® models. The organization states that it believes in inclusivity and offers programs for children of all different abilities, and it also offers a senior citizen program. Over the past few years, it reports having had thousands of students participating in its programs, and it reports having over 150 franchisees in more than 45 countries. The organization states that it strives to provide STEM based programming for all ages and that it is able to provide jobs for its community.
Last updated August 9, 2026.
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