Ages 8–18
Drone Coding & Creative Flight
Build a modular drone compatible with LEGO® bricks, then program flight missions with Scratch or Python. Aerodynamics, sensors, safe flight and aerial photography.
Learn moreGive your child a head start with small-group, project-based programs in coding, robotics, drones, game design and AI — building confidence, creativity and future-ready skills since 2020.
Five hands-on programs for ages 6–18, designed around real projects — build, code, fly and create from the very first class.
Build a modular drone compatible with LEGO® bricks, then program flight missions with Scratch or Python. Aerodynamics, sensors, safe flight and aerial photography.
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Combine software and hardware: assemble real robots, control sensors and motors, and complete missions like line-following, obstacle avoidance and battle bots.
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Become a game creator, not just a player. Build your own side-scrolling platform games with a professional browser-based engine — no downloads required.
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Learn to fly, film and edit with real drones — CASA flight rules, aerial filming techniques, mission planning and video production, ending with your own drone video.
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From formation flying to dazzling light shows. Design and operate coordinated flight patterns using 10 drones, with full compatibility for fleets of up to 100, plus UWB positioning and 3D visualization.
Learn moreStudents can enter at the right level, build practical skills term by term and progress towards team projects, showcases and robotics competitions.
Meet the team, try the equipment and identify the best starting program.
Learn coding logic, safe equipment use, design thinking and teamwork.
Build robots, program flight missions or publish a playable 2D game.
Continue through term programs with progressively harder challenges.
Develop strategy, engineering discipline and team performance.
Robotics students only — MakeX & VEX are team robot competitions.
Present achievements through showcases and recognised official projects.
Technologies For Youth (TFY), formerly Technologies For Kids (TFK), is a Perth-based STEM education provider. We sell instructor-led after-school classes, school-term memberships, holiday programs and robotics competition training for young people.
Students learn coding, robotics, drones, AI, game design and engineering through guided projects using real equipment. Families choose a program, location and timetable, then receive the applicable fee in Australian dollars (AUD) before enrolment.
Small-group, project-based classes where students explore, create and build with confidence — programming, robotics, AI, game design, drones and more.
Students compete in international robotics challenges such as VEX IQ and MakeX, applying knowledge to real-world scenarios and expanding their horizons.
Outstanding results in prestigious competitions — including events held at Government House Ballroom — showcasing creativity, technical skill and teamwork.
School and community partnerships, archived interaction with public representatives, grant application support and collaboration with STEM brands.
Before a child starts, families should know what is provided, how the class works and what happens next.
Robotics, drone and coding equipment required for the advertised program is provided in class.
Students learn through guided, hands-on challenges with room to ask questions and improve.
Drone programs include safe operating procedures, pre-flight checks and responsible equipment use.
Published enrolment, collection, cancellation and privacy information gives families a clear reference.
Drone · 3D Printing · Robot · Game Design — weekdays at school venues and weekends at our Victoria Park centre. Enrol online or ask us a question.
Each weekend day runs three tracks — enrol in the track you want online below.
Sunday also runs a 10:00–11:30am Robotics & Game Design session (new this term).
More classes and locations are being added — ask us about your preferred school or location.
View Full TimetableJoin the Tech For Youth Academy — one term, one journey towards bigger stages and a brighter future.
Regular classes, billed per school term
4 payments per year
Flexible weekly billing
13 payments per term · 52 per year
A fun, hands-on holiday experience strengthening logic, creativity, practical skills and teamwork. All equipment provided.
Our event records include Government House Ballroom projects, named certificates, official guests and messages from schools and community leaders.
693 Albany Hwy,
East Victoria Park WA 6101
21 Nicholls Cres,
Bull Creek WA 6149
90 Roberts Rd,
Subiaco WA 6008
62 Kanowna Ave E,
Redcliffe WA 6104
386 Wellard Rd,
Wellard WA 6170
From Government House Ballroom to the international MakeX arena — each claim below is tied to a venue record, named certificate, official attendance or published coverage.
Highlights at Perth Government House Ballroom, with certificates issued by the Government of Western Australia’s Office of Multicultural Interests.
Team achievements presented at Government House Ballroom, with recognition recorded through certificates and event materials.
Australian Intercontinental Tournament highlights with international teams, including Yuntai Mountain Foreign Language School.
Students consistently achieve outstanding results in VEX IQ, showcasing creativity, technical proficiency and collaboration.
Recent coverage and recognition records involving TFY projects, partner schools and community organisations.
Technologies For Youth Academy · Perth, Western Australia
Experience our small-group, hands-on classes before you enrol. Tell us about your child and we'll find the perfect program — drone flight & coding, robotics, or 2D game design.
No. Beginner programs start with the fundamentals, and we recommend a suitable entry point based on age, interests and previous experience.
Yes. Equipment required for the advertised class is provided for use during the session unless the booking information clearly states otherwise.
Sometimes. Late entry depends on available places and whether the student can join safely without missing essential foundations. Any pro-rata fee is confirmed in writing before booking.
We publish supervision, conduct, complaints, photography and emergency principles on our Child Safety page. Families can ask for current screening information before enrolment.
No. It starts a conversation. A place is confirmed only after TFY accepts the booking details and any required payment or consent steps are completed.