Dates, delivery, fees and participation requirements.
Everything families, teen learners and adult participants need before applying.
Are the bootcamps fully online?
Yes. All published summer bootcamps are delivered live online. Joining details are provided to confirmed participants before the programme.
What are the age groups?
Kids: ages 8–12. Teens: ages 13–17. Adults: 18+. The age bands help ESH design appropriate pace, language, activities and support.
Who applies for a minor?
A parent or legal guardian must submit the application and act as the primary contact for any learner under 18.
How long is one bootcamp?
Each bootcamp runs across two weeks, Monday to Friday, for 10 live sessions. Kids receive 20 live hours, Teens 30 live hours and Adults 35 live hours.
What does the fee include?
The published programme fee covers the scheduled live programme, digital learning resources, the programme project/capstone and the ESH completion process. Any optional third-party software or hardware requirement would be disclosed before confirmation.
What is the Summer Pass?
The Summer Pass covers all three bootcamps for the selected age group and year, creating a six-week pathway across the three published programme windows.
Is the certificate accredited?
The certificate is an ESH Certificate of Completion. It confirms completion of the ESH programme and should not be represented as external academic or professional accreditation.
What technology is needed?
A reliable internet connection, webcam/microphone and a modern laptop or desktop are recommended. Specific software requirements are communicated before the programme and ESH aims to use accessible tools wherever practical.
Are places guaranteed after applying?
No. Applications are reviewed and programmes remain subject to cohort confirmation, payment and the published programme terms.
What time zone is used?
Published summer times use CEST (Malta time) during July and August. International participants should convert the schedule to their local time before booking.