We have put together an inaugural design thinking workshop for children aged 10 to 12 years old! The session will engage your child meaningfully during their September school holidays.
What’s so special about design thinking? This process helps us become better problem solvers by encouraging empathy, creativity and critical thinking. It is an approach many leading creative and innovative companies adopt to develop their products and services. But this method is not just for adults; children can apply design thinking too!
Exposing children to design thinking can instil critical thinking, encourage young ones to have confidence in themselves when they meet challenges, and be creative in finding solutions.
The design thinking process encourages:
Children between 10 – 12 years old
Friday, 9 Sep 2022, 10AM to 5PM (Lunch is provided)
284 River Valley Road, #01-01, S238325
SGD 150 (Includes lunch and materials)
We have 9 seats open for this workshop.
Sign up now and grab a seat for your child!
Each child will get to bring home a design thinking student guidebook, certificate of completion, a take-home gift consisting of a tote bag, biscuits, as well as a free comic book titled “The Makers Club: Game On!”.
The book is published and sponsored by Difference Engine.
If you have any questions pertaining to the workshop, please email hello@55mins.com or adeline@55mins.com.
We will reply within 2 business days.
55 Minutes is a user experience (UX) design company under the umbrella of Potato Productions Pte Ltd. We believe great design starts with understanding people, and are passionate about creating innovative products and services that meet people's needs by adopting the human-centered design approach, or what is known as the design thinking process.
Our key services include user research, UX design, user interface design, as well as branding design.
We are a team of UX researchers and UX designers with the mission to create an understanding of and encourage the practice of the design thinking process. We envision a world where creating solutions is always paired with empathy.