Arduino Robotics
The advanced track — servos, motor control and a robot project of your child’s own design, start to finish.
Overview
- Live group course
- Meet over live video meetings
- 24 live meetings
- 24 hrs in-class hours
- Assignments
- Up to 1 hour per week · included
- Assessment
- Included — progress shared with parents
Class Experience
Ages 14–16
The advanced track — servos, motor control and a robot project of your child’s own design, start to finish.
What happens in class?
- The teacher introduces each new idea with clear, worked examples.
- Learners practise straight away with guided problems and get live feedback.
- Learners ask questions any time — small classes mean every child is heard.
- Each class builds on the last, so skills compound across the whole course.
Course details
- ⏱️ 24 live online classes · 60 minutes each
- 🎓 Recommended ages: 14–16
- 💻 A computer or laptop is required — not a phone or tablet
Learning Goals
Build confidence with the core skills of the subject, one step at a time.
Practise every new idea live, with feedback from the teacher.
Finish able to apply what they learned to new problems on their own.
Syllabus
6 Lessons over 24 weeks
- 1
Classes 1–4
Fast start: board, circuits and code
60 mins online live lesson
- 2
Classes 5–8
Sensors and real-world input
60 mins online live lesson
- 3
Classes 9–12
Motor control and servos
60 mins online live lesson
- 4
Classes 13–16
Feedback loops and logic
60 mins online live lesson
Other Details
Available times
24 class times open across 2 days
Exact times appear once you sign in, so there is never any doubt about which slot you are booking.
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Teacher
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