Teen Tech Centers are free, interactive learning spaces where teens can explore technology and learn how to use it.
Best Buy Teen Tech Centers
It's our 28th location where teens can explore technology and learn how to use it.
The center features our Career Pathways program, which helps teens build technical and workplace skills.
The new center to inspire teens through technology is set to open in El Paso, Texas, in 2019.
The Best Buy employee volunteers his time to help at-risk youth.
Go behind the scenes of the new videos.
Teen Tech Center network grows to 21 year-round training locations;
Local communities receive additional $20 million in funding;
New public awareness campaign gives teens a platform for their stories
Minneapolis, July 31, 2018 – Best Buy announced today a campaign that will highlight teens from around the country who participate in the company’s Teen Tech Centers, a network of year-round programs designed to teach technology skills to youth living in underserved communities. This effort is part of a previously announced $20 million grant to the Best Buy Foundation to build out more than 60 of these centers and fund non-profit partners across the U.S.,
Best Buy today released our latest Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Report, including two new sustainability goals as part of our Best Buy 2020 growth strategy.
Best Buy and the Women's Foundation of Minnesota are teaming up.
They spent a week helping on the movie set.
The Best Buy Teen Tech Center program is expanding nationwide, and we’re currently looking for nonprofit/public entity host partners in six new cities.
Best Buy Teen Tech Centers are places where underserved teens can develop critical tech skills through hands-on activities. Those activities include programming, filmmaking, music production and design.
Each of our 11 current locations give students access to tech education opportunities, relationships that help to build confidence and a foundation for school and career success. Our partnership with The Clubhouse Network connects members to a global community of more than 100 clubhouses in 20 countries.
By 2020, it will prepare 1 million youth per year for tech-reliant jobs, company announces.