Maker Manager Program

Become a certified Maker Manager

What is the Maker Manager program?

The Maker Manager Program is a hands-on training experience that equips educators to design, lead, and sustain vibrant makerspaces. Participants build projects, learn best practices, and graduate with a Maker Manager Certification.

What You'll Learn

Build the skills to lead a makerspace with confidence

Maker Education Foundations

Understand the theory, history, and impact of maker education.

STEM Best Practices

Explore hands-on strategies for teaching STEM concepts through making.

Makerspace Management

Learn organization, safety, and sustainability practices.

Community & Culture

Build a thriving maker culture within your school or district.

Program Details

Support your teachers. Inspire your students.

Schools with certified Maker Managers are better equipped to sustain long-term maker education programs. By investing in educators, you create stronger classroom engagement, improved student outcomes, and a thriving maker culture across your school community.

Get Started

Unlock Your Potential as a Certified Maker Manager & STEM Educator

Are you an educator or community leader looking to build an active Maker community? Join us for the Maker Manager Program! Join us for our Summer 2026 Maker Manager Program- now offering TWO options!

Option 1: June 15-18th, 2026
9 am-3 pm

Option 2: July 13-16th, 2026
9 am- 3 pm

Cost: $2999
Seats are limited; sign up now!

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Ready to become a Maker Manager?

Download the program details to learn more, or complete the form below to connect with our team about registration and pricing.

What our partners are saying.

"I love the "When you get the brain involved, you get the hands for free!" I am excited to find opportunites to do more hands on activities with my students!"

Mary Keller
Horizon Christian School

"As the first school counselor in our building, I look forward to using these hands-on experiences to help students develop important life skills such as respect, responsibility, empathy, communication, teamwork, and problem-solving while making learning engaging, meaningful, and fun."

Dan McMurtry
Roachdale Elementary School

"If I had to summarize my maker manager experience in one statement, it would be: A week of fostering creativity and innovation while be provided resources, guidance, and a collaborative environment for educators across the world."

Leontae Gray
Eggers Middle School