Video for YouTube

Price: Starting at $60/lesson
Age: 10 - 19
Skill Level: Beginner–Advanced
Format: Online Private Lessons | 1-on-1, Online
Duration: 1, 4, 8, or 12 lessons, 1 hour per lesson

About This Topic

Learn how to create and manage a YouTube channel, discovering topics like online safety and branding along the way. You’ll go beyond video uploading, learning editing techniques and using the most powerful programs in the Adobe suite to create and design content that engages viewers.

You'll learn to:

Edit video and audio tracks
Create special effects and animations
Make videos to upload to YouTube
Practice digital citizenship

Choose a lesson package

Select your desired number of lessons per month! The more you buy, the more you save—and the faster your child advances. Explore the benefits of each package.

1 Lesson

Ideal for students who are new to the world of YouTube or are very busy with other extracurricular activities. The perfect way to try out personalized STEM learning!

4 Lessons

Ideal for students who are already interested in YouTube, looking to build a solid foundation in STEM, or are somewhat busy with other extracurricular activities. Our most popular package, designed for weekly learning!

8 Lessons

Ideal for students who are very engaged in YouTube, looking to prioritize their STEM skill development, and are primarily involved in STEM activities. Optimal for students seeking immersive, twice-weekly learning!

12 Lessons

Ideal for students who are extremely engaged in YouTube, looking to prioritize their STEM skill development, or plan to pursue STEM in college and future careers. The ultimate package to maximize progress, fun, and savings!

Learn from the best

Passion for tech. Unmatched expertise. Personality that brings out the absolute best in your child. With 23 years of experience, we know there's no replacement for the best teacher. It's no surprise that iconic companies like Google, EA, Microsoft, and Disney hire the same talent we do. Our iD Certified instructors possess the whole package of skills that top employers seek.

100% USA-based, adult instructors
Recruited from top universities like Stanford, Caltech, and NYU
Rigorous background and reference checks
Robust training programs and certification
Adherence to American Camp Association accredited guidelines

Instructor Highlights

Chris M.

Software Engineer
at Google

Instructor Highlights

Chris M.

Software Engineer
at Google

“My time as an iD instructor was really formative. I stayed with STEM in college as a Computer Science and Electrical Engineering major, and now I’m working at Google in Chicago. If you find yourself thinking about STEM-related things outside of school, follow that passion. Major in it. Keep pursuing it.”

Instructor Highlights

Aspen C.

Associate Designer
at Bethesda Softworks

Instructor Highlights

Aspen C.

Associate Designer
at Bethesda Softworks

“The spirit of innovation and creativity I felt around my students while teaching Unity led me toward my career as a professional game designer. My time at iD Tech taught me that no dream is too big, and that brilliant ideas can come from anywhere.”

Instructor Highlights

Brian M.

Software Engineer
at Disney

Instructor Highlights

Brian M.

Software Engineer
at Disney

“The opportunity to create an environment of collaboration, inclusion, and creativity was a truly special experience. The skills I honed while teaching at iD Tech led me to my software engineering roles at ESPN and the Walt Disney Company.”

1 Lesson / Month

SAVE 5 %

$71 / Lesson

4 Lessons / Month

SAVE 9 % MOST POPULAR

$68 / Lesson

8 Lessons / Month

SAVE 15 %

$64 / Lesson

12 Lessons / Month

SAVE 22 %

$60 / Lesson

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Frequently Asked Questions

Isn’t YouTube just for uploading and watching videos?

Sure, YouTube can be those things, but think about the person behind the video—what kinds of videos are they making, how are they creating those videos, and why are they spending time and resources to do so? Some top YouTube channels are in place to educate, others to entertain; some aim to monetize…and some, all of the above! Thus, YouTube offers a lot more than what initially meets the eye.

Why should my child learn with YouTube?

Most people have heard of STEM, but what about STEAM? By combining video editing, writing an awesome script, and the countless other techniques that go into YouTube streaming, kids can blend their interests across the humanities and STEM disciplines.

What college and career opportunities can these lessons lead to?

2 billion logged-in users visit YouTube every month: that translates to a lot of exciting careers and monetization opportunities! Whether your child wants to become the next streaming sensation or is looking to dip their toe in the water of a new STEAM hobby, learning to create great content can open doors to studying film, graphic design, monetizing an online business, and much more.

Is this lesson suitable for all skill levels?

Absolutely! Because our Online Private Lessons are 1-on-1 with an instructor, the curriculum is customized to meet your child's skill level, unique interests, and long-term goals. Whether they are just starting out or super advanced, our experienced instructors will engage them to bring out their best!

What is the Online Private Lesson experience like?

Our Online Private Lessons offer live, 1-on-1 learning with an experienced, USA-based instructor and curriculum tailored to your child's interests and skill level! Once you select a topic and purchase a lesson package, you can easily choose your instructor and schedule a 60-minute lesson for the date and time that works best for you.

Once scheduled, you can share notes about your child and any specific goals they might have. When it's time for their lesson, your child will connect with their instructor via Zoom. You will receive a post-session progress report via email so you can track your child's success!

What are the technical requirements for this lesson?

Each child will need a Windows or Mac computer with audio and video capabilities. We do not recommend tablets or Chromebooks, as the multi-tasking ability between Zoom and other required software is often unreliable or nonexistent.