iD Tech
iD Tech Camps & Teen Academies at 75+ University Campuses, 3300 S University Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33328
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iD Tech offers summer camps, teen academies, and private lessons focused on STEM topics. Summer camps run in week-long sessions, while teen academies run as two-week immersive programs. Private lessons cover more than 50 topics with personalized instruction.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Camps running May 24–August 14; week-long Summer Camps and two-week Teen Academies
• Price: Payment plans available during checkout, for as low as $375; Use code CAMPNOW for $200 off camps & academies, $100 off virtual camps, and $50 off private lessons; $200 off applies only to on-campus camps and academies; $100 off applies only to virtual camps; $50 off applies only to packs of 4 private lessons; Promo code may be used once per child per program; Promo code cannot be applied to previous purchases or combined with other offers; Automatically save $50 when you add courses or siblings by paying standard tuition for one student to attend a small-group program and receiving $50 off for each additional course or sibling; Automatic savings do not apply to Online Private Lessons; Refer-a-Friend: earn a $25 credit for each new referral, and referred friends save too
iD Tech describes itself as the nation’s original and most trusted youth STEM educator for kids and teens, the world’s go-to summer STEM educator, and the world’s largest and most trusted tech program in the world. Kids ages 7–17 attend week-long summer camps, and teens ages 13–18 can join two-week Teen Academies where they live like college students at leading university campuses. Day camps and overnight camps are available, and summer registration is now open. Each course is powered by iconic partners and exclusive curriculum, and the organization uses a long-term learning system that equips kids and teens with skills for in-demand careers.
Each iD Tech experience is led by instructors from universities such as Stanford and NYU. The Director mentioned is a game design guru from EA, and the Lead Instructor mentioned is a software engineering undergraduate at Caltech. The organization uses selective hiring practices and intensive hybrid training for instructors and states a commitment to providing positively outrageous service. Staff work within a work-from-home culture with no commutes and no cubicles.
iD Tech was founded in 1999 by Kathryn Ingram-Cauchi and Alexa Ingram-Cauchi, with Pete Ingram-Cauchi serving as the first CEO, and Tana Barton Haas is the current CEO. When iD Tech was first founded in 1999, the team worked seven days a week in a studio above a garage. The program has grown from 280 students per year to 50,000 students per year, and it notes a 25-year legacy of excellence in STEM education. Over 50,000 girls have graduated from its camps and academies. The organization describes its path as going from a Silicon Valley startup to an industry leader.
The mission of iD Tech is “to create life-changing tech experiences that embolden students to shape the future.” This year, iD Tech will offer more scholarships than ever before to students from underserved communities, with the stated goal of helping to bridge the digital divide.
Last updated June 1, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
• Schedule: Camps running May 24–August 14; week-long Summer Camps and two-week Teen Academies
• Price: Payment plans available during checkout, for as low as $375; Use code CAMPNOW for $200 off camps & academies, $100 off virtual camps, and $50 off private lessons; $200 off applies only to on-campus camps and academies; $100 off applies only to virtual camps; $50 off applies only to packs of 4 private lessons; Promo code may be used once per child per program; Promo code cannot be applied to previous purchases or combined with other offers; Automatically save $50 when you add courses or siblings by paying standard tuition for one student to attend a small-group program and receiving $50 off for each additional course or sibling; Automatic savings do not apply to Online Private Lessons; Refer-a-Friend: earn a $25 credit for each new referral, and referred friends save too
iD Tech describes itself as the nation’s original and most trusted youth STEM educator for kids and teens, the world’s go-to summer STEM educator, and the world’s largest and most trusted tech program in the world. Kids ages 7–17 attend week-long summer camps, and teens ages 13–18 can join two-week Teen Academies where they live like college students at leading university campuses. Day camps and overnight camps are available, and summer registration is now open. Each course is powered by iconic partners and exclusive curriculum, and the organization uses a long-term learning system that equips kids and teens with skills for in-demand careers.
Each iD Tech experience is led by instructors from universities such as Stanford and NYU. The Director mentioned is a game design guru from EA, and the Lead Instructor mentioned is a software engineering undergraduate at Caltech. The organization uses selective hiring practices and intensive hybrid training for instructors and states a commitment to providing positively outrageous service. Staff work within a work-from-home culture with no commutes and no cubicles.
iD Tech was founded in 1999 by Kathryn Ingram-Cauchi and Alexa Ingram-Cauchi, with Pete Ingram-Cauchi serving as the first CEO, and Tana Barton Haas is the current CEO. When iD Tech was first founded in 1999, the team worked seven days a week in a studio above a garage. The program has grown from 280 students per year to 50,000 students per year, and it notes a 25-year legacy of excellence in STEM education. Over 50,000 girls have graduated from its camps and academies. The organization describes its path as going from a Silicon Valley startup to an industry leader.
The mission of iD Tech is “to create life-changing tech experiences that embolden students to shape the future.” This year, iD Tech will offer more scholarships than ever before to students from underserved communities, with the stated goal of helping to bridge the digital divide.
Last updated June 1, 2026.
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