New: STEAM Classes Taught by an engineer Max 12 students

Build. Code. Explain It in English.

Most STEM classes teach robots. Most English classes teach grammar. At HEC, your child does both at once — designing real prototypes with an engineer turned educator, then standing up and defending their ideas in English.

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HEC student building a laser-cut engineering project

Summer Camp 2026: a camper assembles and wires her own laser-cut appliance model.

This Isn't a Plan. It Already Happened.

Every day of Summer Camp 2026 included engineering and robotics blocks. Here is what that actually looked like — and what campers said about it.

Campers proudly presenting their finished builds
HEC students exploring a science museum
Small HEC class at work
"No matter how difficult, how challenging, or how outright absurd a build appears, he is always the first to ask: 'Teacher, can I build this one?' To him, impossible is nothing."
From Pizza's teacher assessment
Summer Camp 2026 camper
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What Your Child Learns

The same four-part cycle we ran all summer — design, build, code, defend — now as a weekly class.

Hands-on Engineering

Blueprint, prototype, stress-test, improve. Children learn that failure is data — and that version two is always better.

Robotics

Building functional, moving robots — mechanics, sensors, and the patience to make them actually work.

Coding & Logic

The language of the future, taught through puzzles and projects — computational thinking before syntax.

Pitch & Defend — in English

Every build ends Shark Tank-style: explain what you made, why it works, and answer questions — all in English. This is where language becomes power.

Taught by an Engineer. Judged by Results.

  • An engineer turned educator
    Your child learns to build from someone who built professionally — and learns English from a US-licensed teacher. Same person.
  • Two skills for one tuition
    STEM vocabulary, presentation English, and technical thinking compound each other — the rarest combination on any CV, started at age 6.
  • Max 12 students
    Every child builds. Every child presents. Nobody watches from the back row.
  • Transparent per-session fees
    Like every HEC program: know every đồng upfront. No packages, no surprises.

A 2026 camper — nicknamed "Robot" — reflects on his summer, in English.

The First Cohorts Are Forming Now

Classes open as soon as 12 seats fill. Book a free trial — let your child build something, present it, and decide for themselves.

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