About

About the program

Geek Squad Academy is an educational initiative from Northline Electronics where students become Junior Agents and build real projects with accessible technology.

Mission

Show them they can start now

It is one thing to talk about a future in technology. It is another to hand a teen a camera, a circuit board, a DAW, or a 3D printer — and invite them to make something they can show friends and family.

Local Geek Squad Agents and Northline Electronics employees lead sessions, coach teamwork, and help Junior Agents build confidence.

Curriculum

Academy courses

Like technology itself, our curriculum keeps evolving.

  • 01

    Programming & Robotics

    Coding foundations with robotics, teamwork, and critical thinking.

  • 02

    Digital Citizenship

    Digital literacy and responsibility through hands-on activities.

  • 03

    Digital Music

    Create and mix music using popular production software.

  • 04

    Film Production & Editing

    From script breakdown to shooting and editing an original story.

  • 05

    Circuits & Logic

    Explore how devices work by building circuits and solving problems.

  • 06

    3D Printing & Design

    CAD skills and models that can be made with a 3D printer.

  • 07

    Digital Photography

    Technique over gear — from camera phones to DSLRs.

  • 08

    Web Know-How

    How the web works: HTML, design, and creating online content.

Who can attend

Students ages 10–18

Geek Squad Academy is designed for middle and high school students. Some locations may have additional attendee requirements based on the host nonprofit — check announcements for each event.

Most events are free for participants. In a few cases, hosting partners may charge a nominal fee to offset administrative costs.

Milestones

Nationwide

Camps across communities

Partnerships with nonprofits and youth organizations throughout the U.S.

Since 2011

Events on military bases

Programs for children of service members — a dedicated Academy focus.

Today

More than summer

Two-day camps, school-break courses, and flexible year-round formats.

Northline Electronics and Geek Squad in the community

Want to bring Academy to your area? Join the host interest list — proposals reopen in October 2026.