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Upcoming Workshops & Events

Registration for our 2024-2025 weekly workshops is open and you can register all year long! Would you like to try out a free workshop before registering? Book your trial workshop here.

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Dance Dance Robolution!

Girls are invited to come and program a Lego robot to play Dance Dance Revolution. The aim of the game? Follow an increasingly frenzied choreography using 4 arrows: left, up, down, right! No need to know how to code to take part. Participants will be accompanied by our friendly coaches.

When?

Saturday, September 28, from 1:30 to 3:30pm OR from 3:30pm to 5:30pm

Who?

Girls from 10 to 14 y.o.

Languages?

French

How much?

FREE thanks to Meet & Code, SOCIALware & Amazon Future Engineer!

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Halloween Stage - The Haunted Lab

During this stage, children will build the ideal haunted house arsenal, including: spiders falling from the sky, pumpkins singing, light shows, a candy cannon, ghosts telling their funny stories... The machines in our tortur-o-lab - sorry, fablab - will come to life to create your children's terrifying ideas: laser cutters, vinyl cutters, 3D printers, thermoformers, Legos and robots...

When?

Monday October 28th to Friday November 1st, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - daycare available

Who?

9-12 y.o.

Languages?

English & French

How much?

Regular: €150 · Social: €90

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Tech Mix 1

Tech Mix 1 workshops offer a variety of activities: program robots, create animations on tablets and enjoy unplugged challenges. Participants could create the highest tower possible with Lego bricks, a disco club with dancing robots, an animation that says hello in 3 languages.. sky's the limit! Our goal? Stimulate the creativity and logical thinking of children while having fun.

When?

Saturdays from 9:45 to 10:45 am, from September 7, 2024 to June 21, 2025

Who?

5-7 y.o.

Languages?

English & French

How much?

€400 for 31 workshops (early bird and family discounts available)

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Tech Mix 2

Tech Mix 2 workshops enable children to discover and deepen their knowledge of technology through projects combining code, robotics and digital fabrication. For example, our games coded on the Scratch platform will be embellished with giant controllers created and printed in 3D. As for robots, we'll be able to build and program a robot that detects when we open a door or picks up our thousands of Lego bricks scattered on the floor. Very handy!

When?

Sundays from 9:30 to 10:30 am, from September 8, 2024 to June 22, 2025

Who?

7-9 y.o.

Languages?

English & French

How much?

€400 for 31 workshops (early bird and family discounts available)

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Tech Mix 3 (Saturdays)

Tech Mix 3 workshops enable children to discover and deepen their technological knowledge by completing projects that combine code, robotics, digital fabrication and electrical circuits. For example, we'll build our very own “Operation” game using a laser cutter and 3D printer. Then, just like pros, we'll solder all the electrical components. Code aficionados will be able to program our magnificent Lego Abu robot, an elephant like no other...

When?

Saturdays from 11am to 12:30pm, from September 7, 2024 to June 21, 2025

Who?

10-12 y.o.

Languages?

English & French

How much?

€590 for 31 workshops (early bird and family discounts available)

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Tech Mix 4

Carte blanche for makers! Come to Tic Tac Lab with your project and we'll help you make it a reality. Whether you want to create your own arcade game, a wardrobe with your logo all over or an automatic watering system, we've got solutions for you! This workshop is open to beginners and advanced alike. No need to know how to code or solder, you’re here to learn!

When?

Sundays from 2 to 4pm, from September 7, 2024 to June 21, 2025

Who?

14 y.o. and more, adults welcome

Languages?

English & French

How much?

€780 which includes 31 workshops of 2 hours and all the necessary materials (early bird and family discounts available)

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First Lego League Junior

The First Lego League (FLL) is a challenging, yet super fun, robotics competition! Teams from all over Belgium have to prepare an elaborate science project and program a robot to be ready for the big day. Check out our registration platform for more details!

When?

Sundays from 11am to 12:30pm, from September 1st, 2024 to June 22, 2025

Who?

9-11 y.o.

Languages?

Participants should have a basic command of French. Coaches speak English, but the language of the team is French.

How much?

€650 which includes 34 workshops, the team T-shirt, registration to the FLL competition and a celebratory team meal (early bird and family discounts available)

About

Tic Tac Lab is an initiative launched in 2015 in Belgium, by a happy bunch of passionate coaches, for kids and teenagers to discover, experiment, learn and play with technology (robots, coding, gaming, 3D printing...). Through weekly workshops and tech camps, we foster our techies' creativity!

Our objective is to instill the maker's spirit, deconstruct to better reconstruct and understand the inner working of things. Our workshops are fun (we laugh!), hands-on (we make things) and long-lived (we take back our projects home to further develop them).

FLL table seen from above
Girl soldering

With the generous support of

Fondation Orange
Meet & Code Award Finalist Code Week Badge I Love Science Badge

Our Team

Nicolas Agathos

Nicolas Agathos

Another great coach at Tic Tac Lab!

Tarig Bouazzati

Tarig Bouazzati

With a background in business engineering, a passion for technology and modern psychology, as well as an entrepreneur spirit, Tarig is excited to be involved in Tic Tac Lab's mission by sharing his knowledge with the ingenious kids that are ‘scratching’ tomorrow’s World.

Daniel Cortild

Daniel Cortild

Daniel discovered the joys of electronics and programming by simulating the blood system on board a rocket for the CanSat contest he won. He is as comfortable on a 100m track as before a differential equation and he loves to share his knowledge with the young and the wise.

Rafael Dimitrov

Rafael Dimitrov

A high school student, Rafael has been fascinated by computers since a very early age. He likes to challenge himself to learn new things. His next big challenge is to improve his favorite game, Minecraft, with a mod.

Alessandro Dorigo

Alessandro Dorigo

Another great coach at Tic Tac Lab!

Patrick Feeney

Patrick Feeney

Patrick is a French-American teacher of mathematics and physics who turned to educational technology in 2008 when he began designing puzzle games for the first versions of the iPhone and iPad. He has been involved in kids technology initiatives since he arrived in Brussels in 2012 notably with CoderDojo. His dream is to create a space for kids to tinker, code, build, make and imagine... a true imaginarium... right here in Brussels.

Hugo Herter

Hugo Herter

A professional developer, with a background in bio-informatics and artificial intelligence, Hugo builds web applications mainly using free & open source softwares. A volunteer at JSB (Jeunesses Scientifiques de Belgique), he likes teaching new technologies to both adults and teenagers. Some of his favourite tools include Python, Django, Processing, Linux and Arduino.

David Lefebvre

David Lefebvre

David is passionate about many things in life but his favourites include Arduino and electronic projects. He loves anything involving web development and looks forward to sharing as much of his knowledge and passion for tech as possible, whether it's by teaching curious kids or by working in group projects.

Margo Tinawi

Margo Tinawi

At the age of 6, Margo was writing textbooks for her brothers. Since, her passion for education is unweavering. When she's not busy creating workshops and running the Tic Tac Lab's operations, Margo teaches programming to adults at Le Wagon and other organizations. In another life she was a lawyer in Canada... but that was before discovering Belgian fries!

Charlotte Vahsen

Charlotte Vahsen

Charlotte is a trained Historian and Cultural Manager. Naturally curious, she started exploring the links between culture and new technologies thanks to Museomix (a creative marathon in the museums). She has co-organized Museomix in Belgium for 3 years now. Building every day her own understanding of digital tools, it is with pleasure that she passes on her knowledge to others!

Tien Vannavong

Tien Vannavong

Computer scientist and teacher by training, Tien works in the telecom industry. He likes to share his knowledge with children. Like his wife Ling, he enjoys playing badminton. He also likes Chinese, Indian and Thai cuisines.

Join us !

Join us !

You're a hacker, developer, tinkerer, engineer, inventor, visual artist,... and above all, you're curious and love sharing your passion and knowledge?! You speak English and/or French and/or Dutch and/or more? :) You're ready to join us in Brussels from time to time?

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