Programs
Membership, teens, camps, and tutoring. Different ways in, same days, same projects, same people.
The Core Program
Membership
Membership is how most families use Meta Humans. Your child attends on a regular weekly rhythm, at least one day a week and ideally two, and joins the full structured day: goal time, morning meeting and Culture Générale, the workshop of the day, and their weekday's team project. Coming the same day each week keeps your child with the same crew through a full term arc, so we strongly recommend it. Packages count visits rather than particular weekdays, so if your child can't make their usual day one week, they can simply come on a different one.
You can enroll whenever: any week, any term. Homeschoolers can bring their own schoolwork to goal time, and staff help is included, not a paid extra. See pricing and packages.
The 2026-27 year runs eight themed terms from August 10 to June 4.
Older Members
The Teen Experience
Teens are members like everyone else, with the same packages and pricing. What's different is the experience. The room runs on mixed ages by design, 7 to 17, and older members get more latitude: leadership roles on project teams, running stations at markets and expos, personal projects during goal time and open studio, self-paced CAD and coding, the recording and podcast studio at Winter Park, and workshops built for them like the AI art studio sessions (ages 11+).
For teens who want it, we personalize, case by case. One 14-year-old spent his days building battlebots. A 15-year-old built out her cosplay and accessories. Another wrote a novel. One trained as a center guide and created his own workshop on video game development. The day here is short, and for a teen with a real pursuit, we'd rather spend it on the pursuit. For teens who'd rather just be part of the room, that's fine too.
If your teen is disengaged, anxious about school, or clearly capable but unmotivated, come tour with them. The room tends to make its own argument.
School Breaks & Summer
Camps & Special Sessions
During summer and school breaks we run camps built on the same bones as our terms: themed weeks, real builds, and a finish worth showing. This year's break camps include a Thanksgiving camp week (Nov 23 to 27) and a winter camp (Dec 21 to 23). Camps are open to members and non-members, and they're a good low-commitment way to find out whether your child clicks with the environment.
Step Up for Students funds can cover camps for eligible families. Current camp dates and registration live on each location's page.
Select Days, 4:00 to 6:00
Tutoring & Academics
A structured small-group academics block at participating centers, after the standard day ends at 4:00. Members work on math and reading with materials at their actual level, placed by a short assessment, with progress tracked session by session. Schoolwork and quiet focused work are welcome too, a natural fit for after-schoolers, and motivated members can use the block for tracked goal work: CAD, coding, robotics, production work. Never unstructured screen time.
Group tutoring is included in a membership visit. Members work through their own materials at their own level with staff support.
1:1 tutoring is a paid add-on for families who want dedicated time on a specific gap or goal.
Placement is simple and free: a short math placement done at home, and a reading check done during the first visit. If your child has recent test results from another provider, we'll usually accept those and skip the testing. Days and availability are on each center's page.
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