Our Program
Our model is unique in that it has been specifically designed for Autistic young people by mentors and support workers with personal and professional experience of Autism.
Research supports the concept that Autistic individuals struggle to learn topics they are not directly motivated by.
That is why our model is participant-driven where learning is collaboration and exploration led by participants and facilitated by STEAM mentors and educators.
We offer participants a range of online STEAM workshops and social opportunities led by our team of mentors.
FutureTech Workshops
Our workshops are designed and delivered by our team of expert STEAM mentors and educators.
Each term has a new fun theme which all workshops are designed around to provide real world applications of the concepts that we teach
SCIENCE
Are you mad on science? Explore biology, chemistry and physics through our online Science workshops
TECHNOLOGY
Love playing games? Lets learn to build one! We teach coding and game development in our technology workshops
ENGINEERING
Do you love to pull things apart to see how they work? Our engineering workshops are perfect for the curious minded
ARTS
Do you have a creative side? Our arts workshops explore social science, art & design and more!
FutureTech Social Sessions
Following our STEAM online workshops, participants are invited to participate in our social sessions. FutureTech social sessions are delivered using our purpose built Minecraft and discord servers and supported by our mentors. Our platforms are regularly updated to ensure they remain exciting and fun!
FutureTech Events
Our events typically take place twice each 10 week term and are the opportunity for our participants to meet face to face and enjoy learning and social experiences together. Our events are designed around our term's theme to help participants see what they are learning in action.
Check out our Image Gallery
FutureTech students trying a spacecraft lander simulator at the Powerhouse Museum.
FutureTech student looking at Powerhouse Space exhibition.
FutureTech student and mentor learning about robotics
FutureTech students trying a spacecraft lander simulator at the Powerhouse Museum.
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