Sprout Teens SkillsSkills
Skills developed. Progress tracked.
5 skills across 1 levels in the Sprout Teens framework.
Level 3 · Sprout Teens
Sprout Teens skills
Ages 13 – 16. Create supervised videos, work in a four-to-five-member channel team, and build a responsible portfolio.
Elective · Sprout TeensData ScienceData collection, analysis, and visualization to solve real problems.Data cleaning, visualization and finding trends.
Elective · Sprout TeensGraphic Design (Canva)Visual communication, creativity, and professional design tools.Full projects, brand systems and print-ready files.
Elective · Sprout TeensProgrammingComputational thinking, logic, and coding from blocks to real text-based code.Functions, arrays and real-world coding logic.
Compulsory · Sprout TeensSmart Saver: The Badge FundLearn the value of money, needs vs. wants, and save toward earning your RelateWorld badges.Group savings pot (Stokvel), pay yourself first and goal reviews.
Elective · Sprout TeensVideo Editing & YouTube ChannelsPlan, film, edit, publish, and review a safe team YouTube channel.Choose and plan the team channel.Grow your skills
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