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10
years of operations
50+
educational partners across Armenia
6000+
CET Lab+ graduates
80+
teacher certifications
4 y.o․ | 5-7 y.o․ | 8-12 y.o.
The course introduces children to the fundamentals of robotics, programming, and engineering.
After completing the one-year program, children move on to the next phase: the Competition Ready Course.
Full course
Certificate
3 badges
1 lesson
Certificate
1 badge
5-7 y.o․ | 8-12 y.o․
During the program, children will develop collaboration and teamwork skills while creating competitive robots.
They will have the opportunity to participate in national and international Olympiads.
Full course
Certificate
3 badges
1 lesson
Certificate
1 badge
4 y.o․ | 5-7 y.o․ | 8-12 y.o.
During the program, children learn to create stories, create characters, master stop-motion animation, and become little media content creators. Through play and creativity, they develop their imagination, communication skills, and technology skills.
Full course
Certificate
1 badge
1 lesson
Self-made
animation
4 y.o․ | 5-7 y.o․ | 8-12 y.o.
The course combines creative thinking and technology, helping children attend their favorite robotics classes with a more flexible schedule.
4 y.o․ | 5-7 y.o․ | 8-12 y.o.
Join a one-time class and build a robot with leading LEGO Education kits.
ROBOMISSION /
COMPETITON READY
1 month / 8 classes
35,000 AMD
4 months / 32 classes
125,000 AMD
Instead of 140,000 AMD
1 year / 96 classes
350,000 AMD
Instead of 420,000 AMD
STORYTELLING & MEDIA
1 month / 4 classes (2 hrs)
25,000 AMD
ROBOSTART
4 classes
18,000 AMD
ONE TIME
1 class
5,000 AMD
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