Robo Genius is a specialized robotics and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) education program designed for students aged 6-14. Using LEGO Spike Essential and Prime, we equip children with essential skills in programming, mechanical design, and problem-solving.
At Robo Genius, we go beyond teaching technology—we inspire creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking. Our curriculum includes:
✅ Hands-on robot building and engineering design
✅ Programming and algorithmic thinking (Python, Scratch)
✅ Real-world challenges, including FIRST LEGO League (FLL) competitions
Our goal is to help every child grow through hands-on learning, develop the confidence to innovate, and find their place in the ever-evolving world of technology.
Certified in Arduino Certification on Electronics and Physical Computing, with extensive hands-on experience in electronic engineering, physical computing, and robotics programming.
Certified in “Teaching Physical Computing with Raspberry Pi and Python”, specializing in Raspberry Pi, Python programming, and the teaching and practice of physical computing.
Certified by Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy, holding the authoritative Spike Prime Educator Training Certificate.
Our LEGO Robotics course is a hands-on STEM education program designed for students aged 6-14. It combines LEGO building, sensors, motors, and coding using Scratch and Python, helping students develop problem-solving, teamwork, and programming skills.
No prior experience is required. Our courses are structured for beginners and progress gradually, making it easy for students to get started. Advanced challenges are available for students with prior knowledge.
Students gain hands-on experience in engineering, programming, automation, and logical thinking through project-based learning (PBL). They build, code, and test their own robotic models, understanding real-world applications of STEM concepts.
Yes! Our course aligns with the FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Challenge and FLL Explore competitions. Students develop the necessary skills to compete in robotics challenges and showcase their projects.
Yes. Younger students start with Scratch, a block-based programming language, while older students (9-14) are introduced to Python to enhance their coding proficiency.
Students work in small teams (4-5 students per class), where they collaborate on building, coding, and troubleshooting projects. This helps them develop teamwork, communication, and critical thinking skills.
The course is ideal for children aged 6-14 who are interested in robotics, coding, and engineering. It’s perfect for students looking for a fun and interactive way to explore STEM beyond traditional classroom learning.
Students are evaluated based on:
