Stage 3: Robotics
Bring circuits and code together.
Apply the foundations your child has learned to build, program, test, and improve working robots.
Robotics begins after completing both Electronics levels and both Programming levels.
Entry requirements
Complete all four foundation levels
- Electronics Level 1
- Electronics Level 2
- Programming Level 1
- Programming Level 2
The teacher records completion and readiness. Previous experience or a parent’s selection on the enquiry form does not automatically qualify a student for Robotics.
One destination stage
Robotics brings Electronics and Programming together. It is the next stage after the foundations, rather than an alternative beginner course.
View the Learning JourneyLearning in Robotics
Combine Electronics and Programming through building and connecting, programming behavior, and testing and improving.
Program behavior
Test and improve
Practical information
Enquire about confirmed arrangements for the Robotics stage.
- Duration
- Fees
- Schedule
- Materials
- Teaching language
- Venue
- Delivery
- Teaching hardware
How understanding is checked
Teachers review the learner’s practical work and explanation.
The learner demonstrates individual understanding, including when a project is built with others.
Robotics project work
A working robot brings the foundation skills together. Enquire about examples of building, programming, testing, and improvement.
Skills working together
Connect electronic systems and program instructions with the robot’s behavior.
View Student ProjectsImages are illustrative and are not presented as verified student results.
What comes next?
Continue testing and improving the project, and explain how each change affects its behavior. Explore the student-project section to see how the stages connect.
View Student Robotics ProjectsHelp your child take the first step.
Tell us about your child, and we’ll help you understand how to begin the TechNest learning journey.