The program is a hands-on, project-based learning experience where students explore the potential of cardboard as a structural and design material by building functional products, sculptural forms and furniture installations.

Designed for middle school learners, the program immerses students in the complete journey of design -> material exploration -> prototyping -> fabrication -> finishing. Learners work with cardboard as an engineered material, understanding its structural behavior while creating real-world products.

The program begins with a strong foundation in material understanding, where students explore different types of corrugated cardboard, grain direction, load-bearing capacity and structural strength. They are introduced to joinery techniques such as slot joints, tab systems and fold-based connections, enabling them to construct stable forms without relying heavily on fasteners.

The program is a hands-on, immersive learning experience where students explore natural building techniques using mud (cob), bamboo, and stone to construct a functional animal shelter and seating structure. Rooted in sustainable design and traditional construction practices, this program introduces learners to eco-friendly architecture and real-world building methods.

Designed for middle and senior school learners, the program takes students through the complete journey of natural construction -> material exploration -> structural building -> finishing. Learners work directly with earth-based materials, gaining tactile and sensory experience while understanding how sustainable structures are designed and built.

The program begins with an introduction to soil types and soil testing, helping students understand the composition and suitability of mud for construction. Learners engage in cob preparation and hands-on toy making, allowing them to explore the material before moving into architectural planning and design of the animal shelter and cob bench. They also learn the process of creating natural bricks, connecting traditional practices with modern applications.

Smart Product Developer Course is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to create innovative and cutting-edge products in today's technology-driven world. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical exercises, students will learn the fundamentals of product development.

Throughout the course, students will dive deep into the world of microcontrollers, including popular platforms like the ESP32 and Arduino. They will learn how to harness the power of these versatile tools to communicate with sensors and actuators, laying the foundation for creating intelligent automation systems.

Moreover, students will explore the exciting realm of IoT (Internet of Things) integration, discovering how devices can seamlessly communicate with each other using various protocols such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. By mastering these communication methods, students will gain the ability to remotely control devices, gather and analyze data, and visualize insights through data dashboards.

The program is a hands-on, project-based learning experience where students explore the fundamentals of woodcraft, design and structural engineering by building functional furniture pieces. This program introduces learners to the World Skills competition held each year at a Global level.

Designed for middle and senior school learners, the program immerses students in the complete journey of design → material selection -> joinery -> fabrication -> finishing. Learners work with real tools and materials, gaining practical exposure to workshop practices while developing a deep understanding of how everyday objects are designed and constructed.

The program begins with a strong foundation in workshop safety, tool handling and measurement skills, where students learn to use woodworking tools responsibly and accurately. They are introduced to basic sketching and technical drawing, enabling them to translate ideas into structured designs with dimensions. This is followed by cutting list preparation and material planning, helping students understand how designs are converted into actionable build steps.

The program is a hands-on, project-based learning experience where students explore the fundamentals of woodcraft, design and structural engineering by building functional furniture pieces. This program introduces learners to the World Skills competition held each year at a Global level.

Designed for middle and senior school learners, the program immerses students in the complete journey of design → material selection -> joinery -> fabrication -> finishing. Learners work with real tools and materials, gaining practical exposure to workshop practices while developing a deep understanding of how everyday objects are designed and constructed.

The program begins with a strong foundation in workshop safety, tool handling and measurement skills, where students learn to use woodworking tools responsibly and accurately. They are introduced to basic sketching and technical drawing, enabling them to translate ideas into structured designs with dimensions. This is followed by cutting list preparation and material planning, helping students understand how designs are converted into actionable build steps.

The program is an intensive, hands-on experiential learning journey that introduces students to the core principles of automobile engineering through the process of building a fully functional go-kart. Designed as a six-day immersive experience, the program places students in the role of young engineers, where they actively engage in understanding, assembling, and testing a real mechanical system.

Students explore the complete architecture of a vehicle by working across key subsystems including chassis design, engine integration, steering mechanisms, powertrain systems, braking and ergonomics. Each stage of the build is carefully scaffolded to help learners understand not just what to build, but why each component and system is critical to the overall performance and safety of the vehicle.

The program lays strong emphasis on workshop safety, tool handling, and engineering discipline, ensuring that students develop responsible practices while working in a lab environment. As the program progresses, students engage in measurement, fabrication, assembly, alignment, and system integration, gaining exposure to real-world engineering workflows and processes.

This program is a hands-on, immersive learning experience that introduces students to the fundamentals of electric vehicle (EV) engineering through real-world application. Over the course of five days, participants assemble a fully functional electric mini bike from a DIY kit, gaining first-hand exposure to mechanical, electrical and design systems.

Blending theory with practical construction, the program enables students to explore how vehicles are designed, built and tested. Learners work with real tools, components and engineering processes, developing not only technical knowledge but also problem-solving, collaboration and critical thinking skills.

Engineering is all around us. It is all about creating solutions to daily challenges and improving our quality of life. Let your child become an engineer, tinker and learn the process of creating meaningful products.

In this program, they will acquaint themselves with the world of engineering and get hands-on experience on various streams of engineering. The Young Engineers program makes the process of engineering easy for primary grade children. They will be able to understand some of the concepts like simple machines and explore the world of sensors. As a part of the design challenge they will become problem solvers and plan out spaces that are sustainable. Students will have fun, advance their skills and be on the pathway to join a community of tinkerers and idea generators.