Robotics & Tech Competition Training
Science Kidz
We train kids for robotics competitions like WRO and FIRST with hands-on building, coding, and full access to our labs and kits, guiding them from project ideas to real tournaments.
Pricing Guide
Quarterly Robotics & Coding Foundation
Core Training & Certification
- Duration: 12 to 15 weekly sessions lasting 1.5 to 2 hours per class.
- Curriculum: Covers one specific skill level (e.g., Builder, Tech Explorer) per quarter.
- Certification: STEM.org accredited certificate awarded upon completion of the capstone project.
Hardware & Lab Access
- In-Class Equipment: Full usage of center-owned kits (LEGO WeDo 2.0, SPIKE Essentials, or Arduino) during sessions.
- Consumables: Includes batteries, LEDs, wires, and 3D printed generic parts needed for projects.
- Software: Shared access to lab laptops pre-loaded with Scratch, MCreator, or Python IDEs.
Skills & Assessment
- Logic Focus: Instruction on algorithmic thinking and flowcharts prior to writing code.
- Testing: Periodic mini-challenges to assess retention of mechanical and coding concepts.
National Competition Prep (WRO/FLL)
Mission-Specific Coaching
- Intensity: 40 to 60 hours of mentorship spread over 3-4 months leading up to the event.
- Strategy: Deep analysis of rulebooks, scoring logic, and optimizing robot run-times.
- Simulations: In-center mock tournaments with official timers and referees.
Advanced Logistics
- Arena Access: Unlimited practice on official competition mats (e.g., WRO Earth Allies mat) and props.
- High-End Kits: Dedicated allocation of LEGO SPIKE Prime or EV3 Mindstorms during practice hours.
- Teaming: Strategic grouping of students (2-3 members) balancing coding and building skills.
Documentation Support
- Paperwork: Assistance with team registration processes for national bodies.
- Technical Journals: Guidance on creating the mandatory engineering journals and project reports for judges.
Elite Engineering League (FTC/FRC)
Industrial Grade Engineering
- Metal Fabrication: Transition from plastic to aircraft-grade aluminum chassis and heavy-duty DC motors (REV Robotics/TETRIX).
- Lab Tools: Access to 3D printers, soldering stations, power tools, and CAD software (Fusion 360/Onshape).
- Advanced Coding: Instruction in Java or Python for autonomous navigation using computer vision (OpenCV).
Global Profile Building
- Portfolio: Mentorship on building technical portfolios suitable for US/International university applications.
- Outreach: Guidance on executing social impact projects required for major competition awards.
- Management: Training on corporate sponsorship pitching, team branding, and budget management.
Expert Mentorship
- Access: Direct coaching from head coaches and alumni who have competed internationally.
- Exclusions: Travel, accommodation, and specific robot part contributions are not included in the fee.
About Robotics & Tech Competition Training
Building robots is cool, but seeing kids dream big and actually make it happen? That's what gets us going. At Science Kidz, we don't just teach robotics - we help you get your hands dirty, make mistakes, and figure things out. Chote se hain, bade se sapne (small kids, big dreams) - that's our vibe.
Competition Ready
If you're aiming for World Robot Olympiad coaching or want to battle it out at FIRST or Robotex India, we've got your back. We mentor teams from brainstorming to the competition floor. Our students have won medals, trophies, and even global awards like the Engineering Inspiration Award at FRC International in Turkey. Some have dominated WSRO nationals and Robotex India, especially in categories like Girls Fire Fighting and Drone Challenge.
How We Train
Everything is project-based robotics training. You build, code, test, and repeat. In our Makers Lab STEM workshops, you get to:
- Design robots using CAD
- Pick motors, sensors, and solder stuff yourself
- Code in Python, Java, and explore AI & IoT robotics mentoring
- Test your bots on real mats, tweak strategies
Along the way, you'll pick up teamwork, leadership, and even how to write a research paper.
For Every Age
We run programs for ages 5-19. Whether you're just starting with LEGO or ready for microcontroller-based robotics and 3D printing, there's a squad for you. Bring your friends, siblings, or just yourself - everyone gets expert mentorship and full access to our labs and kits.
Meet your Expert
Science Kidz
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My Story
We started Science Kidz not just for teaching, but to give kids a spot to mess around, build, and get that spark in their eyes. The best part? When a kid’s bot actually moves, or when someone’s app fixes a real problem. We've been everywhere, from Dharavi to Signal School, setting up labs, running workshops. Innovation doesn’t need a fancy address. We’re here for the thinkers, the creators, the ones who want to try, fail, and try again.
My Work
Tech Courses & Camps for Kids - We run robotics summer camp for kids, coding classes, AI, IoT, Lego workshops, and prep for competitions.
Hands-On Learning - No boring lectures - you get your own kit, build stuff, and learn by doing real projects.
Competition Prep & Mentoring - Our students win big at national and global events. We guide and mentor every step.
Solve Real Problems - Kids build smart carts, IoT systems, apps - it’s all about project-based learning for children.