No expensive kit needed — ready-to-teach projects built from everyday tech and cheap local parts. One teacher, a whole class.
Kids learn engineering by hacking the tech around them. An imported kit is optional — never the price of entry.
Old phones, toys, radios and solar lamps become sensors, robots and smart builds.
Source locally — we show you what to look for and roughly what to spend.
Only the microcontroller is a must. The Maker Kit is a convenience, not a requirement.
See the resources guide: what everyday parts each project needs
Grab what you need. Most of it is free; the full curriculums are a small one-off per teacher.
Full session-by-session plans for all 17 courses — timings, materials and code.
Browse the curriculums →Turn any topic into a printable curriculum in minutes.
Open the generator →Timings, activities and a printable run sheet for a full day of making.
Plan a camp day →A ready-to-run plan by age and track for 1:1s, clubs and groups.
Build a session plan →34 hands-on projects and games across 10 free courses, each with a certificate.
See the free courses →Enrol a whole class — lessons, quizzes and certificates.
See the online courses →The free courses are short taster projects. When you’re ready to run a full course with your class, the complete curriculum picks up where they leave off.
Grab a ready-made curriculum, generate your own, or start today with the 34 free courses — no sign-up needed to try them.
Start with everyday tech and cheap local parts; build free in the Tinkercad simulator; AI runs in a browser. An optional Maker Kit is there if you’d rather buy a ready-made set.
Run the sessions, learners build something real, and every learner earns a certificate to show off.
Run the programme with your own learners. We hand you the “what you have” projects and an AI tutor for you and your students — so you can teach robotics and AI without us in the room.
🎓 Certification & termly outcomes reports are launching soon — waitlisters come on first.
Three ways to build: salvaged everyday parts, the free Tinkercad simulator (on-screen, no hardware at all), or the optional Maker Kit. AI needs only a browser.
KES 1,500 per teacher. School and multi-teacher licences on request.
M-Pesa Till 3022049 (shows Wakara Technologies), or card from outside Kenya.
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Teaching a whole school or organisation? See programmes for schools →