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Four training tracks designed for every stage and every season — choose what works for you

Summer Programs

Intensive programs during the summer holiday combining learning and fun in a creative tech environment.

Comprehensive Tech Club for Kids

Age Group: 6 – 9 years

A comprehensive summer program covering robotics, visual programming, and creative activities in a fun interactive atmosphere.

What you'll learn

Build and program robots using visual block coding
Design and print simple 3D models
Fly and control educational drones
Explore basic electronics and circuits
Collaborate on team engineering challenges

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Comprehensive Tech Club for Teens

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Age Group: 10 – 15 years

An advanced summer program for teens including robotics, AI, and Python programming.

What you'll learn

Program robots using Python and advanced logic
Build and train basic AI models
Design mechanical structures with CAD tools
Work on real-world engineering mini-projects
Develop teamwork and presentation skills

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Year-Round Programs

Ongoing specialized tracks in the depths of technology — start anytime and progress at your own pace.

Robotics DepartmentBuild real robots from day one3 Programs

Our most popular department — students design, build, and program working robots using LEGO-compatible and custom hardware. Three distinct tracks cover all ages from 6 to 15 years.

Alpha Robot

Age Group: 6 – 8 years
Levels: 3 levels
Per level: ~12 hours
Prerequisite: None

Young learners build colorful robots using visual drag-and-drop programming. Each level introduces new sensors and mechanics.

What you'll learn

Assemble robot structures with guided building kits
Program movement and reactions using visual blocks
Use light, distance, and touch sensors
Complete increasingly complex missions at each level

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Robotics for Teens

Age Group: 9 – 15 years
Levels: 5 levels
Per level: ~14 hours
Prerequisite: None for Level 1

A complete robotics journey from basic mechanics through advanced autonomous programming. The most comprehensive robotics path we offer.

What you'll learn

Build and wire custom robot hardware
Progress from block coding to text-based programming
Program sensors, motors, and autonomous navigation
Prepare robot missions and compete internally

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Python Robotics for Teens

Age Group: 9 – 12 years
Levels: 2 levels
Per level: ~16 hours
Prerequisite: Basic coding experience recommended

Combines Python programming with physical robotics — students write real code that drives real hardware.

What you'll learn

Write Python scripts to control robot movement
Use loops, conditionals, and functions in real projects
Interface with sensors through code
Build a final autonomous robot project

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Educational Drone DepartmentLearn to fly and code in the air2 Programs

Students pilot, program, and understand educational drones. From simple flight commands to Python-controlled autonomous missions.

Drone Blocks

Age Group: 6 – 9 years
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~12 hours
Prerequisite: None

Children learn the basics of drone flight and control using visual block programming in a safe indoor environment.

What you'll learn

Understand how drones generate lift and navigate
Program takeoff, landing, and directional movement
Complete simple aerial missions with block commands
Learn drone safety rules and best practices

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Drone Python

Age Group: 10 – 15 years
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~16 hours
Prerequisite: Basic Python knowledge helpful

Teens write Python scripts to fly drones autonomously, plan flight paths, and execute programmed missions.

What you'll learn

Connect and control a drone via Python SDK
Program autonomous flight paths and patterns
Use drone camera and sensor data in code
Design and execute a full autonomous mission

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Artificial Intelligence DepartmentTrain machines to think1 Program

Students explore real AI concepts — image recognition, machine learning, and data — using tools designed for young learners.

AI for Teens

Age Group: 10 – 14 years
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~18 hours
Prerequisite: None

A hands-on introduction to AI — students train their own image classifiers, build chatbots, and understand how AI makes decisions.

What you'll learn

Understand what AI and machine learning actually are
Train an image recognition model with real data
Build a simple chatbot using AI tools
Explore bias, ethics, and how AI affects daily life

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3D Printing DepartmentDesign it, print it, hold it2 Programs

From digital sketch to physical object — students learn 3D design software and operate professional FDM printers.

Innovators Program

Age Group: 10 – 14 years
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~14 hours
Prerequisite: None

Students design objects in 3D modeling software and print them. Projects range from simple shapes to functional gadget parts.

What you'll learn

Navigate a 3D modeling environment from scratch
Design objects with precise dimensions
Prepare files and operate an FDM printer
Design and print a personal final project

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Professional Printing

Age Group: 15 years and above
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~16 hours
Prerequisite: Basic 3D design exposure helpful

Advanced parametric design and print optimization — for students who want professional-grade output and technical depth.

What you'll learn

Use parametric and assembly design techniques
Optimize models for strength and print quality
Troubleshoot common printing failures
Produce a multi-part functional assembly

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Virtual Reality DepartmentBuild worlds others can step into1 Program

Students create their own interactive VR and AR experiences — from concept to a working scene others can explore.

VR & Augmented Reality

Age Group: 10 – 15 years
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~16 hours
Prerequisite: None

Students design and build immersive virtual reality scenes and AR overlays using beginner-friendly game engine tools.

What you'll learn

Understand how VR and AR technology works
Build a navigable 3D environment from scratch
Add interactive objects and logic to a VR scene
Create an AR overlay triggered by a real-world marker

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Engineering Design DepartmentDesign like a professional engineer2 Programs

Industry-standard CAD tools used by real engineers — students learn SolidWorks and specialized robot design with RoboCAD.

SolidWorks for Youth & Engineers

Age Group: 15 years and above
Levels: 2 levels
Per level: ~18 hours
Prerequisite: None

A professional CAD course using SolidWorks — the industry standard in mechanical engineering. Both levels build toward a complete product design.

What you'll learn

Create precise 2D sketches and 3D solid models
Apply constraints, dimensions, and design intent
Build multi-part assemblies with mates
Generate engineering drawings from 3D models

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RoboCAD for Robot Design

Age Group: 12 years and above
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~14 hours
Prerequisite: None

Focused on designing robot chassis and mechanisms — students learn CAD specifically applied to robotics competition builds.

What you'll learn

Design robot frame structures in CAD
Model wheels, gears, and mechanical linkages
Export designs ready for 3D printing or cutting
Build a complete robot chassis design project

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Web & Apps DepartmentBuild websites that go live1 Program

Students build and publish real websites. Starting with WordPress and expanding to customization and deployment.

WordPress Mastery

Age Group: 12 – 16 years
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~14 hours
Prerequisite: None

Students build a complete website from scratch — choosing themes, adding pages, installing plugins, and publishing live.

What you'll learn

Set up and configure a WordPress site
Design pages with a block editor
Add contact forms, galleries, and media
Publish a live personal or portfolio website

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Embedded Systems DepartmentProgram the hardware around you2 Programs

Students write code that controls physical electronics — LEDs, sensors, motors — using Arduino, the world's most popular maker platform.

Arduino for Teens

Age Group: 10 years and above
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~16 hours
Prerequisite: None

An introduction to electronics and embedded programming — students wire circuits and write C++ code to control real hardware.

What you'll learn

Understand circuits, voltage, and current basics
Write and upload Arduino sketches
Control LEDs, buzzers, and servo motors
Read sensor data and react to the environment

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Arduino for Specialists

Age Group: 15 years and above
Levels: 1 level
Per level: ~18 hours
Prerequisite: Arduino for Teens or equivalent

Advanced embedded systems — students build multi-component projects involving wireless communication, displays, and real-time data.

What you'll learn

Use I2C and SPI to connect multiple components
Build projects with displays and wireless modules
Apply interrupt-driven and timer-based programming
Design and build a complete embedded system project

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Your Learning Journey with Us

1Choose Your Program
2Register & Get Started
3Learn with Hands-On Practice
4Complete Projects & Challenges
5Get Certified & Launch Your Career

Year-Round Programs

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Does my child need prior experience to enroll?

No prior experience is needed for entry-level programs. Each department has beginner tracks designed to start from zero. If your child has some background, we assess them and place them in the right level.

How many hours per week and what is the schedule?

Most programs run 2 sessions per week, each 1.5 to 2 hours. You can choose morning or evening slots. The schedule is flexible and can be arranged at enrollment.

How long does each level take to complete?

Each level is approximately 12–16 hours of instruction, which takes around 6–8 weeks at 2 sessions per week. Students progress to the next level after passing a practical assessment.

Is there a certificate at the end?

Yes. Students who complete each level and pass the practical assessment receive an official Robotrick certificate for that level.

What does my child need to bring?

Nothing — all equipment, kits, and materials are provided at the center. Just bring a notebook if they like taking notes.

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Transform Your Future with Expert Training

Our Training Program Map

Summer Programs

Comprehensive Tech Club for Kids

Comprehensive Tech Club for Teens

Winter Programs

Specialized Robotics Program for Kids

Microbot Teens + Full Robotics + Specialized Robotics

Robotics Engineering Camp

Youth Engineering Camp

Year-Round Programs

Alpha Robot

Robotics for Teens

Python Robotics for Teens

Drone Blocks

Drone Python

AI for Teens

Innovators Program

Professional Printing

VR & Augmented Reality

SolidWorks for Youth & Engineers

RoboCAD for Robot Design

WordPress Mastery

Arduino for Teens

Arduino for Specialists

Competition Programs

World Robot Olympiad (WRO)

Your Learning Journey with Us

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