Education & Training
Technology education for the people who will build, use and lead the next generation of digital systems
Pixalator helps organizations and communities develop practical technology capability through bilingual, hands-on education and training.
Programs are available in English, French or bilingually, through virtual delivery in Canada, with programs adaptable for international partner contexts, and in-person delivery based on location and project scope.
Two connected learning tracks
Built on proven education and program leadership experience
Pixalator’s education and training services are built on our team’s experience designing, delivering and leading hands-on STEM and digital technology programming through established university, professional and community outreach environments.
Selected experience:
- Three years of university and community STEM outreach work
- Contribution to an outreach environment serving more than 43,000 youth registrations annually
- Recruitment, training, mentoring and supervision of approximately 40 educators annually
- Training for prospective high school teachers
- Inclusive programming designed to broaden access for youth underrepresented in STEM
- Dozens of STEM, digital technology and AI-literacy workshops and training sessions
The 43,000+ figure describes the annual reach of the larger outreach environment to which our team contributed; it does not represent participants trained directly by Pixalator.
Ready-made workshops and custom programs
Organizations can select proven workshop formats or collaborate with Pixalator to build a program around participant age, learning objectives, schedule, equipment, sector, policies, funding and community needs.
Delivery formats can include:
- Standalone workshops
- Multi-week learning series
- Camp modules
- Special events
- Leadership sessions
- Organization-wide training programs
- Educator or facilitator preparation
- Advisory and readiness engagements
Practical learning, not passive presentations
Pixalator programs emphasize participation, guided practice, experimentation, discussion, critical evaluation and real-world use. Content is adapted to the audience’s experience, responsibilities and learning context.
Who we serve
- Schools and school systems
- Municipalities and libraries
- Camps and community programs
- Nonprofits and funded youth initiatives
- Manufacturers and service organizations
- Healthcare and dental organizations
- Government and public-sector teams
- Professional firms and independent professionals