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Parents

A serious after-school option for a curious teenager. Small groups, real tools, and a finished project you can see.

After-school · M21 Aberdeen · S1–S6

What your child actually gets.

Not a certificate for attending. Students leave with a working project, a build log, and a demo they can explain to you.

Groups are small. The instructor who designed the course is the one teaching it. And every course ends with something that runs, moves or plays.

12–20 studentsSmall enough for every student to get feedback in every session.
A finished projectA working artefact, not a folder of worksheets.
Progress you can seeA build log, a final demo and an invitation to watch.
English or CantoneseTaught in the language your child is comfortable with.
A 3D printer running in a workshop
Small groups. Real tools. A finished project.

After-school at M21

Term-block courses at M21 Creator Space in Aberdeen. Current timetable and fees are sent on request.

Python FoundationsS1–S4 · 8 sessions × 90 min ↗Embedded Systems & RoboticsS2–S6 · 12 sessions × 90 min ↗CAD & Rapid PrototypingS2–S6 · 8 sessions × 90 min ↗Game Development with UnityS2–S6 · 10 sessions × 90 min ↗

Not sure which course fits? Tell us the age and interests and we will recommend one.

A machine code monitor glowing on a dark screenA program that runsS1–S4 ↗An industrial robot arm drawing patterns in sandA robot that movesS2–S6 ↗A game controller on a plain backgroundA game that playsS2–S6 ↗

One student. One project.

Some students need a project, not a class. 1:1 mentorship is for a specific build, a competition entry, a portfolio or a university application.

Ask about mentorship
  • A short plan with milestones and a finish date
  • Weekly or fortnightly sessions at M21 or online
  • A project the student can show and explain
  • Honest feedback, not a participation certificate

Questions from parents

My child has no coding experience. Is that okay?

Yes. Python Foundations and CAD start from zero. The first session assumes no prior knowledge.

Do they need their own laptop?

For most courses, a laptop is useful. We can provide one if needed — tell us before booking.

How big are the groups?

Usually 12–20 students, with one lead instructor. For workshops, up to 30 with support.

Where are the classes?

After-school courses run at M21 Creator Space in Aberdeen. School programmes run on campus.

Can parents see the work?

Yes. Every course ends with a demo, and parents are invited to watch.

Do you offer 1:1 mentorship?

Yes, for students with a specific project, competition or application in mind. It starts with a short conversation about the goal.

Tell us the cohort, dates and budget. We will send a programme outline within a week.

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Brief us.