Challenge your child this summer with coding, AI, and digital creativity
in a world-class Alpine setting.
Future Skills for the Next Generation
At AlpinXperiences Tech Camp, children aged 5–16 go beyond traditional summer camp fun to explore the technologies shaping tomorrow. From coding in Scratch and Python to experimenting with AI, machine learning, and creative digital projects, campers gain hands-on skills that inspire curiosity, innovation, and confidence.
In the afternoons, the learning continues outdoors with adventure-packed activities such as hiking, BBQ lunches, orienteering, and fun afternoons at the pool—a perfect balance of tech discovery and active summer excitement.
Juniors
🎮 A playful first step into coding, creativity, and Artificial Intelligence.
In Little Coders: First Steps in Coding & AI, children use games, puzzles, and creative digital activities to discover how computers think, follow instructions, and solve problems. Through hands-on exploration and guided challenges, students begin building early coding skills while developing confidence, curiosity, and logical thinking in a fun and supportive environment.
August 10-14, 2026 | Age 5-6 | 9:30am – 3:30pm
2’300 CHF per week – day option
1. Understand the basic idea of how coding works
2. Create simple animations, games, and interactive projects
3. Use beginner coding concepts such as sequencing, logic, and problem-solving
4. Explore the basics of Artificial Intelligence in an age-appropriate way
5. Build confidence using technology creatively and independently
6. Strengthen critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills
7. Develop a positive and healthy relationship with technology through active creation rather than passive screen time
Small class sizes with personalised support
* Highly engaging, hands-on learning designed specifically for younger children
* Focus on creativity, confidence, and problem-solving — not just screen time
* A gentle and age-appropriate introduction to coding and AI
* Encourages logical thinking and resilience from an early age
* Delivered using accredited educational tools designed for maximum engagement
* Led by experienced instructors passionate about working with children
* A perfect balance of learning, creativity, and fun during the school holidays
Inspiring young minds to dream big, think boldly, and lead with innovation.
August 17-21, 2026 | Age 7-10 | 9;30am – 3:30pm
2’300 CHF per week – day option
In AI Startup Builders, kids become young entrepreneurs — turning their creative AI ideas into real-world startup concepts! Building on what they learned in AI Game Inventors, students discover how innovators use AI to solve everyday problems, help others, and make a difference.
Guided by TechSpark instructors, students identify a problem that matters to them, design an AI-powered product or service, create their own brand, and pitch their idea at our Startup Expo. It’s a hands-on introduction to entrepreneurship that builds confidence, teamwork, communication, and critical thinking — all while keeping innovation fun and imaginative.
Teams develop and pitch an AI-powered product or service designed to help others — showcasing creativity, innovation, and an entrepreneurial mindset.
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Juniors
🌟 A fun-filled adventure into coding, creativity, and smart technology.
August 17-21, 2026 | Age 5-6 | 9:30am – 3:30pm
2’300 CHF per week – day option
In Tiny Tech Explorers: Coding, Creativity & AI Adventures, children experiment with interactive animations, storytelling, and beginner-friendly tech challenges while exploring the basics of coding and Artificial Intelligence. Using accredited educational tools designed for maximum engagement, students strengthen creativity, problem-solving, and digital confidence through imaginative, play-based learning
1. Understand the basic idea of how coding works
2. Create simple animations, games, and interactive projects
3. Use beginner coding concepts such as sequencing, logic, and problem-solving
4. Explore the basics of Artificial Intelligence in an age-appropriate way
5. Build confidence using technology creatively and independently
6. Strengthen critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills
7. Develop a positive and healthy relationship with technology through active creation rather than passive screen time
* Small class sizes with personalised support
* Highly engaging, hands-on learning designed specifically for younger children
* Focus on creativity, confidence, and problem-solving — not just screen time
* A gentle and age-appropriate introduction to coding and AI
* Encourages logical thinking and resilience from an early age
* Delivered using accredited educational tools designed for maximum engagement
* Led by experienced instructors passionate about working with children
* A perfect balance of learning, creativity, and fun during the school holidays
A perfect blend of coding, design, and imagination — where play meets purpose.
August 10-14, 2026 | Age 7-10 | 9:30am – 3:30pm
2’300 CHF per week – day option
In AI Game Inventors, young learners step into the world of Artificial Intelligence and game design to explore how technology can make play more exciting and purposeful. Students will discover how AI “learns,” experiment with hands-on digital tools, and design their own AI-powered game that entertains and inspires — for example, teaching kindness, protecting nature, or building smart challenges. Through creativity, teamwork, and storytelling, children will develop early skills in design thinking, innovation, and digital confidence — all while having a blast creating their own “smart fun.”
Students design an AI-powered game that teaches or inspires others — blending technology, imagination, and purpose.
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Inspiring young minds to dream big, think boldly, and lead with innovation.
August 17-21, 2026 | Age 7-10 | 9;30am – 3:30pm
2’300 CHF per week – day option
In AI Startup Builders, kids become young entrepreneurs — turning their creative AI ideas into real-world startup concepts! Building on what they learned in AI Game Inventors, students discover how innovators use AI to solve everyday problems, help others, and make a difference.
Guided by TechSpark instructors, students identify a problem that matters to them, design an AI-powered product or service, create their own brand, and pitch their idea at our Startup Expo. It’s a hands-on introduction to entrepreneurship that builds confidence, teamwork, communication, and critical thinking — all while keeping innovation fun and imaginative.
Teams develop and pitch an AI-powered product or service designed to help others — showcasing creativity, innovation, and an entrepreneurial mindset.
Example ideas:
Teens
Empowering young creators to turn code into innovation — responsibly and creatively.
August 10-14, 2026 | Age 11+ | 9:30am – 3:30pm
2’450 CHF per week – day option
In AI Game Makers, students dive into the world of Python programming, Artificial Intelligence, and ethical innovation — learning how today’s technologies shape tomorrow’s games.
Through hands-on challenges, they’ll discover how AI can control characters, adapt gameplay, or detect player actions, all while learning the basics of cybersecurity and safe coding. By the end, each student designs an AI-driven game prototype or simulation that’s both fun and purposeful — ready to demo at our Game Expo.
Students build or storyboard a game prototype that uses AI or data-driven logic.
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Where tech skills meet entrepreneurial spirit — and ideas turn into innovation.
August 17-21, 2026 | Age 11+ | 9:30am – 3:30 pm
2’450 CHF per week – day option
In AI Startup Founders, teens take their technical and creative skills to the next level — stepping into the role of innovators and entrepreneurs.
They’ll explore how AI and cybersecurity power real-world startups, use Python to prototype smart ideas, and learn how to turn them into responsible, impactful products. Working in teams, they’ll design an AI-driven prototype or app concept, create their brand, and pitch their business to a panel of parent “investors.”
Students create an AI-powered product or service idea that addresses a real-world problem while practicing safe, ethical design.
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