News about the Teens Computer School

Computer Gaming as a career - why not?

Who did you want to be as a child when you grow up? What where your dreams and ambitions? Surely many of us wanted to become musicians, cosmonouts, firefighters and artists, yet manymore of us gave on those dreams up.  In particular, on the dream of being able to express oncelf colourfully and freely, hence every child loves to draw; Remember those days when anything served as a canvas -the walls, the sidewalk, textbooks and even your own body!

Internet Superstars

Do you sometimes wish you had lived in the beginning of the twentieth century, when new inventions and discoveries seemed to pup up everywhere - for example, during the time of the industrial revolution or the gold rush? Just imagine being known for the invention of steam power, or for pioneering of one of the biggest gold mines in the world, such as the Porcupine mine in northern Ontario! Yet times have changed, natural resources appear more often in short supply and computers are replacing machinery. How can anyone today become an instant noble citizen and be forever remembered for his/her achievement?

Grownup money at an early age

Statistics show that children and teenagers are among the biggest consumers in our society today. This, as you know, requires a lot of pocket money that YOU – parents provide! How can you teach your child at an early age the value of money and the competitive advantage that comes with it? Many parents choose to send their children to work and learn through the hard lessons of an 8.00$ an hour job how valuable time and money really are. Others, simply give-in and hope that with age their children will become more aware and understanding of their spending limits. However, those of you who came to this web page are confident that there are other ways to challenge your children’s limited perspective on cash. You are the kind of parents that believe that instead of restraining youngsters from spending and forcing them to work hard for little pay, one needs to encourage them to become exceptionally good at something and be rewarded for it fairly, regardless of their age.