Arkki offers 2 types of courses: Classes (weekly) and Workshops (1-2 sessions).
All courses are conducted in Greek or English language, based on your preference.
Limited spots available!
Classes
The weekly afternoon courses follow the structured curriculum approved by the Finnish Ministry of Education. Designed as a progressive, age-specific program, each course introduces new challenges every academic year, providing comprehensive and creative STEAM education. With the completion of each course, the student receives a Certification of Completion approved by Education Finland.
Play & Create
Fees: €110/month | €870/year
- Tuesdays – 15:30-17:00 – G C School (Elementary)
- or Saturdays – 9:00-10:30 – Artos Cultural House
Description
The course introduces STEAM and beyond subjects through playful experiments, drawing and hands-on construction projects tailored for our young learners. It lays a strong foundation in understanding shapes, structures and spatial thinking, while children embark on problem-solving skills, process information and connect learning to real-world experiences. Through sensory exploration and interaction with materials, spaces, colours, and forms, children begin to understand their environment. Each design process is inspired by the child’s feelings and stories, as well as built, natural and imagined environments. The children embark on a journey of curiosity, imagination and critical thinking.
Explorers
Fees: €110/month | €870/year
- Fridays – 15:00-16:30 – G C School (Elementary)
- or Saturdays – 10:30-12:00 – Artos Cultural House
- Wednesdays – 15:00-16:30 – G C School (Elementary)
- or Thursdays – 18:00-19:30 – Artos Cultural House
Description
This course builds on the natural curiosity and eagerness to learn that defines this age group. Young explorers, through fun hands-on projects that address real-life challenges, learn to classify, describe, explain, experiment and test their ideas. STEAM and beyond subjects are woven into each project, as children explore essential concepts like space, place, and the environment – ranging from individual objects to entire cities. Children practice storytelling and presenting, while learning to persist and take pride in their work. The course nurtures collaboration, communication and resilience by encouraging self-assessment and constructive feedback. By exploring different viewpoints and ideas, children develop critical thinking skills and a maker mindset.
Workshops
The Workshops are carefully designed to accommodate for a variety of ages, with specific targets and aims for every age group. Upon completion of the workshop, each child receives a participation Diploma.
Sweet Architecture
Date/ Venue: TBA | Fee: TBA
Description
In the sweetest and most playful approach, children explore the fascinating world of geometric forms and learn about the importance of triangular structures in our environment. Through playful experimentation, and endless possibilities, the workshop encourages participants to investigate, create and collaborate independently. Using their senses and creativity, children gain a deeper understanding of STEAM subjects while forming lasting memories and developing confidence in their ability to innovate.
Floaty House
Date/ Venue: TBA | Fee: TBA
Description
In Arkki’s Floaty House workshop, children explore buoyancy, balance, and stability by designing and building their own floating homes. Through trial and testing, they learn how architects and engineers create structures that can adapt to water-based environments. By experimenting with weight distribution and floatation, children develop problem-solving skills and creativity, gaining insight into real-world solutions for rising sea levels and sustainable living!
Future City
Date/ Venue: TBA |Fee: TBA
Description
This workshop showcases a future where nature and urban life thrive together! Using sustainable design principles, children create eco-friendly buildings, lush green spaces, and energy-efficient structures. Through hands-on exploration, they learn about urban planning, renewable energy, and biodiversity, developing a vision for their cities that are both beautiful and sustainable.
