Are you a middle school or high school student who loves coding, problem-solving, or creating cool tech projects? Have you ever wondered what a hackathon is — and why so many students are participating in them?
Join us for our Hackathon Information Session to discover how hackathons can spark creativity, build confidence, and open doors to amazing opportunities in technology and innovation. With many hackathons coming up in early 2026 now is the right time to register and learn more!
During this engaging online session, we’ll explore:
What is a Hackathon?
Understand what hackathons are, how they work, and why they’re one of the most exciting ways to learn coding, teamwork, and innovation.
What to Expect at a Hackathon
Learn about the structure, timeline, and challenges you’ll face during a typical event.
How to Prepare
Discover how to build your skills and mindset to make the most of your first hackathon.
Finding Upcoming Hackathons
Get insider tips on where to look for local and online hackathons, and how to become part of a growing tech community.
Why Hackathons Matter
Explore how participating in hackathons helps you develop problem-solving, collaboration, and leadership skills — qualities that universities and employers value.
Boosting Your University Applications
Learn how hackathon experience can stand out on your applications and demonstrate initiative, teamwork, and creativity.
Date: Thursday, November 27
Time: 7:45 PM – 8:30 PM
Format: Zoom (link provided upon registration)
Registration: Compete the form below
Students in Grades 9–12 interested in coding, robotics, or STEM.
Parents looking to help their child explore opportunities in technology.
Anyone curious about hackathons and how they build real-world skills.
Hackathons are not just competitions — they’re powerful learning experiences. Whether you’re into AI, robotics, coding, or entrepreneurship, this session will show how hackathons can help you level up your skills and confidence.
Don’t miss out!
Mark your calendars for November 27th and join us online to kickstart your journey into the exciting world of hackathons!
🧠 Brought to you by Envision Robotics — inspiring the next generation of creators, innovators, and tech leaders. Check out our recent blog on Hackathons for High School Students in Canada HERE

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