WHY TO LEARN WITH US
At the heart of our mission, we offer experiential learning STEAM programs that encourage individuals to actively question the world and explore ways to improve it.
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We place a strong emphasis on developing polytechnic skills through sustainable design and learning by doing. Our approach often involves aligning our workshops with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) while drawing significant inspiration from the natural world and our surrounding environment.
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In our pursuit of knowledge and solutions, we embrace inclusivity, inviting everyone to participate, explore, and collaborate. Together, through hands-on experimentation, we shape a brighter, more sustainable future.
experiential LEARNING Programs
Each of our workshops is meticulously crafted to cater to the unique context and requirements of both our clients and participants. We initiate a dialogue at the outset to assess the available local resources and workspace. Based on this assessment, we propose customized solutions that best fit the situation.
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Our workshop programs can be divided by the type of experience and the final outcome into two broad categories.
THE TEAM
We are educators with a solid foundation in design, architecture and engineering. Our journey has been enriched by active participation in, as well as the organisation of, numerous hands-on experimental and innovation workshops. This engagement has spanned across our academic pursuits and professional careers and expanded STEAM education.
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Notably, during our academic years and subsequent endeavours, we played a pivotal role in shaping essential components of multiple experimental workshops, working with international and interdisciplinary teams.
Our expertise extends to diverse age groups, having effectively engaged with students ranging from primary school to the university level.
Program Director
Leyla Yunis
A driven computational designer, architect, and passionate researcher and teacher.
Scientific researcher and consultant for German, Colombian, and the Czech firms and educational institutions.
Areas of expertise:
technological advancements, new materials, biologically inspired methodologies, and algorithm-based processes for design.
Director of Maker Institute in Prague, a non-profit focused on promoting multidisciplinary education.
Tech Lead
Ondrej Kyjanek
Ondrej is an experienced software and robotics engineer for over 10 years with a passion for teaching and education.
Automation, customisation and innovation are key to create efficient and more sustainable processes.
Building workshops and programs both for industry and education is key for Ondrej!