Pre-Teen Summer Camps Ages 11-14

Computer Camps and Technology Courses for Pre-Teens at Prestigious Locations!

Pre-Teen Digital Art and Technology Classes and Summer Computer Camps at Prestigious UniversitiesPre-teen computer camp photo

Pre-Teen Courses | Instructors | Why Choose DMA?

The Digital Media Academy is The Summer Computer Camp for Pre-Teens – Age 11-14. No other computer camp offers DMA’s unique, high-tech summer camp experience. At DMA, pre-teens can enjoy an incredibly fun summer camp with other creative pre-teens while also gaining practical skills, setting the stage for future studies, and even beginning to explore possible career paths. Our summer camps offer a more sophisticated learning environment than any other summer computer camp. All pre-teen camp courses are project-based and taught by award-winning industry experts in state-of-the-art facilities, and our activities coordinators make sure that pre-teens have lots of fun outside the courses too.

  • Unique Classroom Experience
  • Safe & Positive Environment
  • The Overnight Camp Experience
  • Separate Classroom & Residential Staff
  • Evening & Weekend Activities
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Locations in the United States from the East Coast to the West Coast and in Canada: Stanford University in the San Francisco Bay Area; in Northern California; University of California, Los Angeles; University of California, San Diego; University of Texas at Austin; Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts;University of Chicago - Illinois; University of British Columbia; George Washington University in Washington DC; Drexel University in Philadelphia; Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.