For School Students · Ages 11 to 17

Future Tech Robotics

Twenty five hands-on hours that take a student from their first circuit to a robot that drives itself. Real Arduino hardware, real code, in person in Muscat.

🔥 OMR 99 for 25 hours, that is under OMR 4 an hour. Offer ends this Sunday

Starts 23 August 25 hours hands-on Ages 11 to 17 In person, Muscat OMR 150 OMR 99
A hands-on robotics and electronics kit
A confident young student on the robotics programme
An Arduino board and components on a workbench
The Build

Ten sessions, one working robot

01Foundations

Meet the machine's brain

How a machine senses the world, decides what to do, and acts on it.

02Electronics

Your first working circuit

Current, voltage and breadboards. Build something that lights up on command.

03Coding

Write your first program

Speak the board's language, upload it, and watch hardware obey the code.

04Sensors

Give the machine senses

Light, distance, touch and temperature. Read the real world as data.

05Motion

Make things move

Motors, servos and sound. Turn a decision into real movement.

06Logic

Teach it to decide

Conditions and loops, so the machine responds when the world changes.

07Assembly

Build a real robot

Chassis, wiring and power. A machine that stands on its own wheels.

08Autonomy

It drives itself

Follow a line, avoid an obstacle, recover from its own mistakes.

09Design Sprint

Invent your own machine

Pick a real problem, design the solution, build the prototype.

10Showcase

Demo day

Present a working robot to the room and explain exactly how it was built.

Why This Programme

Hardware in their hands from day one

The Future Skills Academy technology lab in Muscat
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Real hardware, not simulations

Arduino boards, breadboards, sensors and motors. Nothing on this programme is watched through a screen.

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One build per student

Every student wires and programs their own board. No one watches from the back of the room.

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25 hands-on hours

Ten sessions of two and a half hours. Long enough to go past the demo and into real skill.

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Small batch

Seats are limited so every student gets the trainer's attention when a circuit refuses to work.

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Certificate and showcase

Finish with a certificate of completion and a demo day where they present what they built.

What They Walk Away Able To Do

Skills that survive the summer

A student working through a hands-on technical task
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Build a circuit from scratch

Read a simple schematic, wire it correctly, and find the fault when it does not work.

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Write and fix real code

Write, upload and debug programs that control physical hardware.

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Read sensors and act on data

Turn distance, light and motion into numbers, then into decisions.

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Drive motors and servos

Control speed, direction and position, and understand why power matters.

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Assemble a working robot

A machine that moves, senses and responds without anyone touching it.

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Explain what they built

Present the project, defend the design choices, and answer real questions.

Who It Is For

No coding or electronics background needed

A young student ready to start building

The screen-time kid

  • Spends hours on games, videos and devices
  • Ready to build one instead of only using them
Students building together in a classroom

The taker-aparter

  • Wants to know how everything works inside
  • Learns fastest with their hands, not a textbook
An older student focused on technical work

The future engineer

  • Thinking about engineering or computing
  • Wants real proof before choosing a path
Hands On With Real Kit

The same components engineers use

Arduino Breadboards Ultrasonic sensors Infrared sensors Servo motors DC motors LEDs and buzzers Arduino IDE C++ basics Robot chassis

All components and tools are provided at the institute. Students work on real boards, not virtual ones.

Built Responsibly

Safe hands, supervised work

Everything runs on low-voltage battery and USB power, with a trainer supervising every session. Students are taught safe handling before they touch a single component, and the room is set up for young builders.

Batch and Enrolment

The August batch

In person · Muscat

Morning batch

  • Starts 23 August 2026
  • 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM, ten sessions, 25 hours total
  • Ages 11 to 17, no background needed
  • At our institute in Ghala, Muscat. View location
  • Works out to under OMR 4 an hour
Reserve a seat OMR 150 OMR 99
🔥 Offer price ends this Sunday
Not sure yet?

Talk to us first

Message us with your child's age and what they are into. We will tell you honestly whether this batch is the right fit, or whether to wait for the next one.

  • Seats are limited and go in order of payment
  • Parents are welcome at the demo day
How to Reserve

How to reserve a seat

It takes two quick steps.

  1. 1Transfer OMR 99 to our account by bank transfer.
  2. 2Send the transfer screenshot to us on WhatsApp. We confirm the seat.
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Bank Transfer Details
Account name
Future Skills Academy LLC
Bank
Bank Muscat (SAOG), Corporate Branch
Account number
0423076252110014
SWIFT code
BMUSOMRXXXX
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

When does it start, and how do we enrol?

The batch starts on 23 August 2026 and runs from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM, ten sessions, 25 hours in total, in person at our institute in Ghala, Muscat. Message us on WhatsApp or through the contact page to reserve a seat. The fee is OMR 99, down from OMR 150.

Does my child need any coding or electronics background?

No. It is built for complete beginners as well as students who already tinker. Everything starts from the first circuit and the first line of code, step by step. Curiosity is the only requirement.

My child is 11 and another is 16. Is one programme right for both?

Yes. The build is the same for everyone, and the trainer sets the depth per student. Younger students focus on getting it working and understanding why; older students are pushed further into the code and the design decisions.

Do we need to buy a kit or bring a laptop?

All components, boards and tools are provided at the institute, so nothing needs to be bought in advance. If your child prefers to work on their own laptop they are welcome to bring it. Tell us when you reserve and we will confirm exactly what to bring on day one.

What will my child walk away with?

A robot they wired and programmed themselves, real electronics and coding skills they can carry into school and university, a certificate of completion, and a demo day where they present the finished build.