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Young Engineers Club

​​​No prior experience required!

Introduction to robotic engineering

Conducted in English, with Japanese support

Even kids with no English skills easily succeed!

Target:  Ages 4 to 13

Lesson Duration: 

45 minutes to 120 minutes
Each student works individually and at their own pace. thus determining their own preferred length of engagement each lesson, based on the project. In general, 60 minutes is sufficient but students are permitted continue up to 120 minutes maximum.


Unlock Exclusive Benefits with the Young Engineers Club!

By joining the Young Engineers Club, your child gains access to a premium learning experience designed to nurture their creativity, problem-solving skills, and love for engineering—all while having fun!

Why Join the Club?

 Weekly Lessons – on Wednesdays or Saturdays to keep the learning momentum going.
✅ More Focused Attention – Club members receive personalized guidance from instructors, ensuring deeper understanding and skill development.
✅ Exclusive Perks & Privileges – Enjoy benefits like:

  • Extra building time to perfect creations

  • Access to special, members-only models that others can’t build

  • Surprise gifts as a reward for dedication and creativity!

Elevate the Learning Experience

Weekly Course: 

Members can attend up to 5x per month, on any day/time below.
Wednesdays 15:00 to 20:00 (last entry 18:00)
Saturdays 10:00 to 17:00 (last entry 15:00)

Sundays (special event schedule varies)

 

Location: Kadena Town

CREATIVE STATION

(Please follow our parking guide here)

 

Fee: 9,999 yen per month
(5,000 yen savings!)

  • Key Points​

    • Various courses are available, based on the child's age or experience level.
       

    • All students work at their own pace. Missing a lesson doesn't mean missing a project!
       

    • Progress books, learning materials, and Certificates of Achievement are awarded.
       

    • Over 100 projects to build. Kids can learn new things every week for over 2 years!
       

    • Flexible membership. Start lessons at any time, cancel membership anytime.
       

    • Student's family can relax in our lounge, enjoy our playroom, or observe the class!
       

    • Parents can drop off participants, or they can stay to observe.
      *(Drop off permitted for ages 6 years old and up)

Bricks Challenge

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The lessons start with a brief demonstration that is immediately followed by building Young Engineers models. Bricks Challenge participants use our building blocks set exclusively made by Young Engineers’ research and development team. Each lesson inspires students to create, build and learn through a fun and entertaining Bricks Challenge experience.

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Bricks Challenge Curriculum

Bricks Challenge participants learn about many different topics of classical mechanics, including the following: the laws of physics, centrifugal force, centripetal force, force of inertia, kinetic energy, potential energy, law of action-reaction, lift force, torque, leverage points, load distribution, force conservation, angular momentum and more. Participants learn the necessary mathematical skills required in making the scientific calculations needed to build their models.

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Bricks Challenge Objectives

  • Foster planning and time management skills

  • Encourage independent creative thinking

  • Develop one’s ability to analyze engineering processes

  • Broaden knowledge of laws of physics and various natural phenomena

  • Improve spatial recognition

  • Cultivate a sense of self-efficacy

  • Expand interpersonal communication skills

Bricks Challenge Models

Amusement park rides

Air crafts

Various types of transportation machines

Cranes

Elevators

Modern machinery

LET'S BUILD

e² Young Engineers after-school programs offer full curriculums to last multiple school years. Learn about our unique approach on the next page.

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