The LEAGUE provides a comprehensive, multi-level program that takes students from beginner to Oracle Professional Certification, preparing them for direct entry into technology careers or further education.
The LEAGUE of Amazing Programmers offers summer programming camps designed to equip middle and high school students with essential skills for 21st-century technology careers. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and career readiness through hands-on projects in Java, Python, AI, and robotics. Students learn core programming concepts such as data types, variables, control structures, functions, and logic building. The program aims to take students from beginner to job-ready, certified programmers, with a strong focus on preparing them for professional certifications like Oracle Professional Programmer and success in AP Computer Science exams. The LEAGUE also offers free and low-cost programs, including Tech Clubs, to make computer science education accessible to a wider range of students, including girls and under-resourced youth.
Campers engage in project-based learning, creating their own games, building robots, and exploring AI concepts like generative AI, prompt engineering, language models, and computer vision. The program fosters problem-solving, logic, and teamwork skills in a supportive environment. Advanced students can participate in the League Labs summer internship program, gaining hands-on experience in technology education and curriculum development.
A typical day involves hands-on coding projects, collaborative problem-solving, and engaging activities in programming, AI, or robotics, guided by experienced instructors.
This camp is ideal for aspiring programmers in grades 3-12 who are eager to learn coding, robotics, and AI, from beginners to those seeking advanced certification and career readiness.
12625 High Bluff Drive #113, San Diego, CA 92130
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