BRING REAL CAREERS INTO YOUR CLASSROOM
A live, virtual field trip where students interact with real-world creators, technologists, and entrepreneurs building the future.
Join thousands of students nationwide for a high-energy, career-connected experience that boosts motivation and attendance
TEEN TECH LIVE
A quick look at last year’s national event.
Schools are facing many challenges in today's world. From tight budgets, attendance issues, and even disengaged students. On top of that, they're responsible for preparing students for a future shaped by tech & AI. With so much on their plate, it can be hard for staff to find the time and support to give students everything they need.
What if there was a way to
help students prep for the future
— without adding more work for teachers —
and in a way students actually enjoy?
What is TEEN TECH LIVE?
Teen Tech LIVE is a LIVE, virtual field trip that helps students see real career options in technology and Artificial Intelligence, gaming, and business.
Students have an opportunity to hear from professionals who explain what they do, how they got there, and what skills matter most.
📅 Event Date: Friday, February 27, 2026
⏱ Format: Live, Virtual Experience (single-day event)
During the live event, students experience:
Live Talks from professionals in tech, business, and entrepreneurship
Interactive Activities that help students apply what they’re learning
Tech Demonstrations that show how tools and ideas work in real life
Real-time Giveaways that keep students engaged and excited
What students will learn:
AI & Technology – how AI is used in real jobs
Gaming & Esports – how games and content become businesses
Business & Entrepreneurship – how ideas turn into companies
Career Pathways – different ways to build a career, with or without college
Educators Appreciate that it:
01 Requires no transportation or permission slips
02 Fits easily into a regular class period
03 Supports STEM, CTE, and digital literacy goals
04 Gives students a shared experience teachers can build on afterward
Want to bring TEEN TECH LIVE to your school?
Most schools start with a short conversation to see if this is a fit…
Book a 15-minute call (or) Schedule a quick demo
No pressure. Just a chance to ask questions and see if it fits your goals.
What Students Experience During Teen Tech LIVE
Real-world career exposure
Students meet creators, technologists,
and entrepreneurs working in
today’s fastest‑growing fields.
High‑energy,
culturally relevant learning
The event blends storytelling,
media, and real voices that
students connect with.
Motivation that carries
back into class
Students return with renewed confidence,
curiosity, and a clearer sense of
what’s possible.
Why Schools Participate
Why thousands of students
join TEEN TECH LIVE
01 Supports attendance and engagement goals
The event gives students a reason to show up and stay engaged.
02 Connects learning to real careers
Helps schools strengthen their college and career readiness work.
03 Easy to run in any classroom
No prep, no materials, and no tech headaches.
04 One Price for the entire school
Affordable for schools of all sizes
What Educators and Students Are Saying
"I liked how it was immersive and engaging for students. It didn’t feel like a boring lesson or something that I was forced to learn. It was fun, enjoyable and I would definitely participate in it again."
— Reaiah (10th Grade)
"The idea that a teen like myself can engage with technology, and be innovative - that was cool! There’s unlimited opportunities in technology!"
— Sebastian (12th Grade)
"I love the variety of guest speakers that show different career paths.
Kids love seeing peers like themselves take the lead and inspire others. Ian and his co-host bring great energy—cracking jokes and having a blast with every guest they interview."
— Mr. Shear
St. Louis High School Teacher
"My students who attended are in 6th-8th grade. I streamed it live via Google Meet to all of the classrooms to join. They played along with Ian in Microsoft Arcade MakeCode.
Looking forward to next year. I dream of my students being as active in this space as you are because they are really smart but have a hard time seeing successful pathway out of current situations."
— Ms. Mallory
Chicago Middle School Teacher
