Ages: 7-18. Camps provide coding lessons for kids as well as fun offline activities.

Ages: 5-14. The camps offer an immersive environment for kids to explore and develop new skills, gain confidence, and have fun with friends. Guided by a team of Code Senseis, Code Ninjas Camps empower kids to gain valuable tech skills and make new friends.

Ages: 5-18. Learn to code from anywhere. Video conferencing and screen-sharing capabilities allow teachers to work with students in a group as well as individually. Camp leaders will help with project design and debugging.

Ages: 13-18. Cyber Discovery is the most effective and fun way to master technical skills and security concepts. You will become an agent for the virtual Cyber Protection Agency, where you will stop criminal gangs who are using their cyber skills to do damage online.

Ages 7-18. One week sessions, Monday-Friday. Virtual Tech Camps are the perfect way to sharpen your STEM skills and bond with new friends, all online from the comfort of home.

Ages: 13-17. One week course. You will discover how to hide information, create secret messages, and share plans with your classmates, always staying one step ahead of would-be cyber attacks. Learn how to encrypt data with programs and computers.

Ages: 13-18. Two week course. This course introduces cryptographic elements and obfuscation of information via complex puzzles and ciphers. Learn how information can be hidden and stored in digital mediums like pictures, music, and videos.

Grades: K-12. The GenCyber program provides summer cybersecurity camp experiences in typically 1-2 week camps.

Grades: 6-12. Air Force Association (AFA) CyberCamps are week-long camps held during specified weeks between June and August. AFA Advanced CyberCamps are designed for high school and middle school students who have cybersecurity knowledge and want to learn more.

Grades: 6-12. Air Force Association (AFA) CyberCamps are week-long camps held during specified weeks between June and August. AFA Standard CyberCamps are designed for high school and middle school students who are cybersecurity beginners.

Grades: Rising 10 - rising 12 (cis and trans girls, non-binary). This 2-week virtual program teaches students the computer science skills they need to make an impact in their community while preparing for a career in tech. No prior computer science experience required.

Ages: 13-18 (cis and trans girls, nonbinary). Kode with Klossy’s flagship program provides the opportunity for young women and non-binary individuals across the country to attend free two week bootcamps that introduce them to key computer science concepts and skills.

Grades: 8-12. Local San Francisco Bay Area only. Three (introductory, intermediate, and advanced) one-week long cybersecurity camps running Monday thru Friday. Ideal camp candidates have little to no cybersecurity experience.

Grades: Rising 9 - rising 12. Must live in Greater New York City area. CS4CS is a 3-week full-day summer program providing an introduction on the fundamentals of cybersecurity and computer science at NYU’s Tandon School of Engineering. No experienced needed.