• August 4, 2020
• By sknra
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Robotics After School Programme – RASP

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Robotics After School Program – RASP

With a growing economy that has a higher demand for STEM fields, it’s important that the next generation learns how they can make a difference in their world. That’s why RASP offers a variety of classes and workshops that kids of all ages can enjoy. Robotics camps and classes give students the opportunity to dive deep into the world of robotics and explore how computer programming and robot design can solve problems big and small!

The Benefits of Robotics

Not only do our robotics programs help to establish science, technology, engineering, and math concepts, they also work to build on students’ team-building skills as they work to complete fun challenges. These collaborative skills are essential for student success, no matter what subject they choose to pursue in the future.

Many other advantages include:

1. Improved creative thinking skills
2. Improved social skills
3. Improved problem-solving skills
4. Improved computer programming skills

Junior Robotics Engineering

Whether you have a son or daughter who is 10 and older, RASP offers robotics classes that children can enjoy. Our junior robotics engineering classes use educational kits like LEGO® EV3 Robots to create a perfect mixture of fun and imagination that can help expand your young child’s creative mind. We introduce students to robot design and computer programming using basic machine principles to create robots capable of performing simple tasks.

Apprentice & Masters Robotics Engineering

RASP is proud to offer a wide range of unique, educational, and stimulating robotics programs for young engineers ranging from age 10 and up. Putting the Engineering Design Process to work, students work in teams to plan, build, test, and modify their own robotic creations! We use LEGO® EV3 or NXT, VEX IQ, and other educational kits that mirror programming language used by engineers and scientists to help creative minds put mathematical concepts to the test as they develop a better knowledge of robotics, computer programming, and teamwork.