Dream Space FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Dream Space

In the Netherlands, programs are delivered by a team of specialized trainers and certified teachers with expertise in digital literacy and STEM education. They guide interactive workshops tailored to the target audience.
Yes, participation in Dream Space workshops and access to materials are completely free. Schools do need to arrange transport and lunch for students themselves.
Schools can participate by registering through the online registration system. The school's BRIN number is required, or the Chamber of Commerce (KVK) number if your organization does not have a BRIN number. Dream Space can also visit schools on location. Complete the request form for this. Dream Space visits schools during events such as Technology Week. However, an important part of the program is a visit to the Dream Space office, where students have a unique and inspiring experience.
Dream Space offers workshops for primary education (grades 3 to 8), secondary education (years 1 to 6), special education (SBO and (V)SO), and MBO (all levels). Special workshops can also be requested for higher education students, such as guest lectures on AI. Workshops are adapted to students' knowledge and needs. The main target group is ages 8 to 18, but requests for younger or older students are possible via info@dreamspace.nl. Dream Space also offers workshops for teachers, with no age limit.
Dream Space focuses on career development by inspiring and supporting students through programs such as guest lessons and career orientation workshops. For specific questions or requests, contact info@dreamspace.nl.
Dream Space also has locations in Ireland, Bulgaria and Portugal.
In some cases, Dream Space can support STEM events on request. This depends on factors such as location, event type and number of students involved. For more information or to submit a request, contact info@dreamspace.nl. Our team is happy to review the possibilities.
Since 15 May 2025, Dream Space also offers classes in Rotterdam-Zuid in the Feyenoord district. Read more on our website and sign up!
Yes, Dream Space Netherlands supports schools in career orientation through various programs and activities, including guest speakers (Dream Space Champions), events (such as Hour of Code), and future-focused workshops where students learn about technology opportunities and future careers.
Yes, Dream Space makes its lesson materials open and accessible to other organizations, such as youth clubs and social institutions. This helps maximize impact and inspire others to help students dream about technology and AI. Want to discuss this? Email our lead teacher at yves@codeerschool.nl.
Dream Space Netherlands focuses on reducing the gender gap in technology and promotes inclusion by offering accessible education to students from diverse backgrounds. Some specific programs are developed to support groups from socio-economically vulnerable areas. We are also proud of collaborations with organizations focused on physical and intellectual disabilities.
Microsoft employees can contribute by becoming a Dream Space Champion. As a Champion, you inspire students and support the program by sharing your knowledge and experience. Want to become a Champion? Fill in the form and join us!