Why Should Your Child Join as a Junior Civil Engineer?

Is your child curious about how boats float and buildings stand tall? In this exciting program, kids become real-life civil engineers!

From building structures and testing materials, children will dive into hands-on engineering challenges that reveal the science behind the world around them. 

Fun Experiments

1. Geodesic Dome Construction: Explore strong shapes and structures by building a geodesic dome like real civil engineers!

2. Flood-Barrier Wall Design: Design and build a protective wall to learn how engineers reduce flooding and control water flow.

3. Floating Clay Model: Build a floating clay model and discover how engineers design structures that stay afloat on water.

What Kids Will Take Away

• A strong interest in civil engineering through hands-on building and design activities.

• Understanding of how materials, forces, and structures work together to create safe and strong buildings and infrastructure.

• Ability to observe, test, and think like a young civil engineer.

• Awareness of how buildings are planned, built, and improved in the real world.

• An engaging and memorable experience that makes learning engineering fun, practical, and interactive.

What’s Included in the Program?

• Experienced Science Instructors – Learn from professionals who make civil engineering fun and easy to understand!

• All Class & Experiment Materials – Everything your child needs to design, build, and test structures through hands-on engineering activities.

• Certificate of Completion – Celebrate your child’s achievement with a Junior Civil Engineer certificate!

• GogoKids Exclusive Merchandise – Occupational Badge – A special keepsake to inspire their future engineering journey.

• A Special Snack from Sunway Resort Hotel – Enjoy a delicious, hotel-quality treat prepared just for our little engineers!

Join our 【Junior Civil Engineer】 program and dive into exciting hands-on activities where kids design, build, and test bridges, towers, and structures—sparking curiosity through real-world civil engineering!