Technocopia

Technocopia is maker space located in Worcester, MA.  We provide our members with workspace and access to a bunch of tools to work on whatever they can dream up!

teen entrepreneur program

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The Technocopia STEAM intern entrepreneurship program is a free program for teenagers who reside in Worcester and have an interest in exploring the intersection of art, technology, and entrepreneurship. If you have an idea and feel motivated to start a business or invent something, this program is for you. Join us for a foundation in entrepreneurship, tool trainings in Technocopia's design studios and shops, and product project development. Upon completion of the full program participants can expect to have exercised skills in design, fabrication, and manufacturing, as well as in budgeting and conducting market research. This program will be taught and guided by instructors within and connected to Technocopia, many of whom own their own small businesses and/or are professionals in their craft or trade.


The Program is Free, acceptance competitive!

Applicant selection is heavily based on references, a phone or Zoom interview, and answers submitted in the STEAM teen entrepreneurship intern application.

Individuals must also:

- Be a resident of Worcester

- Be between the ages of 15-18

Special consideration will be given to those who:

- Have a defined interest in working with their hands and learning about product and small business development

- Contribute to the diversity of the Intern Entrepreneurship Program by means of race, age, sex or gender identification.

Start by applying here!


This program is 30 h0urs, and runs on Tuesday and Thursdays from 4:00-7:00pm from 9/9 - 10/12/21.

Technocopia is located within the beautiful historic Printers Building in downtown Worcester. Learn more about our location and how to find us HERE.

This program is generously sponsored through a grant from Worcester Arts Council


Technocopia 
44 Portland Street 6th Floor
Worcester MA, 01608
Ph. 774.420.2244

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