Students don't just learn about robots, they build them Robotics & IoT curriculum for schools in Pakistan

A ready-to-teach robotics curriculum, trained teachers and real student projects: VEX robotics in Grades 1–5, then Arduino and IoT in Grades 6–8.

  • Grades 1–5VEX Robotics-based
  • Grades 6–8Arduino & IoT
  • ~40 hoursteacher training

STEM.org Accredited Curriculum

Students' smart street light model with working lights and a toy car
Students working at computers in a robotics class
Hands wiring an ultrasonic sensor to an Arduino board
Students testing a circuit together in the lab
An Arduino Uno wired to a traffic-light LED module
Students working on a robotics project in the computer lab
Two students assembling a robot car kit
Students building robotics projects in class

One program, Grades 1–8

From first robot to smart systems.

Grades 1–5

VEX Robotics-based curriculum

Students learn how robots move, sense and follow instructions, and solve robot challenges step by step.

  • STEM-based robot challenges
  • Coding robots to move and react
  • Problem solving and teamwork
Grades 6–8

Arduino-based curriculum

Students wire circuits, write Arduino code and build robots and IoT devices that solve everyday problems.

  • Circuits, sensors and motors
  • Arduino programming
  • 14 hands-on projects across 3 grades

What your students will build

Every grade ends in working projects.

Built with Arduino kits, sensors and code. Choose a grade, then open any project sheet.

Grade 6 · Foundations

Robot parts, sensors, power and controllers.

5 projects · tap a project to open its sheet

Grade 7 · Building smart devices

Design thinking, Arduino IDE, circuits, motors and sensors.

5 projects · tap a project to open its sheet

Grade 8 · Robots and smart systems

Advanced circuits and robots that sense and respond.

5 projects · tap a project to open its sheet

Every project comes with a step-by-step guide and circuit diagram in the grade-wise Arduino guide. More projects can be added on request.

What your school gets

Everything your school needs to run robotics.

  • Grade-wise curriculum

    A clear progression with learning outcomes, step-by-step guides and assessments.

  • Digital + printed

    Full curriculum on our LMS, plus printed teacher manuals and guidelines.

  • Trained teachers

    Hands-on teacher training so your own staff can teach robotics all year.

  • Project-based learning

    Students learn by building, using Arduino kits and real sensors.

Spider Bot parts laid out: motor, battery, wires and craft sticks A gas sensor wired to a battery and buzzer

Robotics & IoT teacher training

No electronics background needed.

Teachers start from the basics and build the same projects their students will, over about 40 hours in 8 days.

  1. Day 1Orientation, pre-assessment, tools and hardware
  2. Days 2–7Hands-on projects: soldering, sensors, Arduino programming, motors and IoT
  3. Day 8Post-assessment, feedback and certificates
Teachers holding certificates after robotics training

Every teacher gets

  • LMS login with all training material for the contract period
  • Training pack with exercises and assessments
  • Pre- and post-training assessment
  • Certificate of participation

Tools covered

  • Arduino IDE
  • Tinkercad
  • PictoBlox
  • Scratch
  • PhET simulations
  • RodoCodo

Sensors: ultrasonic, IR, gas (MQ-2), soil moisture and servo motors.

The school provides: a computer lab, Wi-Fi, a projector, power backup, flat work tables and a laptop for each teacher.

Programs and pricing

Choose how your school starts.

For teachers

Robotics & IoT Teacher Training

PKR 35,000 per teacher

Excluding provincial tax. Hardware kits are bought separately by the school.

  • About 40 hours of hands-on training
  • VEX and Arduino robotics, and IoT
  • LMS access to all training material
  • Certificate for every teacher
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Common questions

What principals ask us?

Do our teachers need an engineering background?
No. Training starts with the basics of machines, robots and programming, and builds up project by project.
Are robotics kits included?
Kits are purchased separately by the school. We advise on the right kits for your grades and class sizes.
What does the school need for teacher training?
A computer lab, Wi-Fi, a projector, power sockets with electricity backup, flat work tables, and a laptop for each teacher.
Which grades does the program cover?
Grades 1–5 follow a VEX Robotics-based curriculum. Grades 6–8 build hands-on Arduino and IoT projects.
Do you offer the robotics and IoT curriculum to schools across Pakistan?
Yes. We work with schools in the Federal capital, Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit-Baltistan. Teacher training is hands-on, and we advise each school on the right kits for its grades. Read our guide to Pakistan's AI and robotics curriculum.

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