micro:bit Robotics & Electronics with IoT

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Course information: Electronic & Robotic with IoT (micro:bit Robot) course: standard fee THB 9,900 for 14 two-hour lessons (28 hours). Seasonal offers may be available; ask for the current price. | Raise Genius School has taught over 12,530 children over 15 years.

Raise Microbit Robotic Course Learn to build micro:bit robots

and automation systems Extend your projects with electronics and Internet of Things knowledge and equipment.

Example: a distance-measuring robotA 3D animation showing a full rotation, an exploded view and reassembly.
Distance-measuring device demonstrationAim, measure distance and scan obstacles. Values are simulated for learning; this is not rescue equipment.
Robotics offers young learners an enjoyable way to develop practical skills that may support further study and future interests. Rapid changes in technology, society and work make it useful to explore new ideas and learn how to create technology projects in a world increasingly shaped byrobotics and AI. Starting to explore robotics and automation in lower secondary school gives learners time to practise related skills and collect evidence of their projects for a portfolio.

A lower secondary learner's micro:bit project: a non-contact distance-measuring device

Who is this course for?

Electronic & Robotic with IoT is for lower secondary learners who want to build robots, explore electronics and practise coding. Through practical knowledge, activities and projects, learners combine electronics, programming and engineering skills, experiment with different sensors and explore sending data over the internet. Their work can provide evidence for a personal project portfolio.

Course approach

  1. Introduce lower secondary learners to robotics, electronics and IoT concepts.
  2. Build robots, connect electronic components and write real programs.
  3. Create mini projects in each lesson to develop practical confidence.
  4. Encourage an inventor’s approach through robotics and automation projects. Learners take an active role in projects that interest them, practising thinking and persistence as they develop into technology creators.
  5. Enjoy thinking, building, experimenting and presenting your work.
  6. Learners remain at the centre of every step. Teachers guide research, thinking, design, construction, programming and presentation, encouraging reasoning rather than relying only on following a computer demonstration or manual.

A lower secondary learner's micro:bit project: a non-contact measuring device

Raise Genius School highlights:

  1. Learn in small groups, with teaching overseen by a master’s graduate in robotics from FIBO, supporting a sound understanding of the subject.
  2. Go beyond instruction manuals: identify and solve problems, respond to new challenges and explore questions relevant to daily life.
  3. Create practical projects with active learner participation and present what you have learned.

micro:bit Robotics: 14 Creative IoT Lessons | Raise Genius

The Raise Genius School learning process:

  1. Learn robotics concepts directly from robotics teachers.
  2. Build from a teacher’s suggested design or your own plan, with guidance throughout the process.
  3. Test repeatedly, then revise your project.
  4. Present your project.
  5. Experiment with your project and set further challenges. Build confidence for work that matches your interests and for more demanding tasks.
  6. Run and refine your project to explore useful applications in daily life.
Video: project introductions and applications based on learners’ ideas
A learning pathway as students grow
  1. Lower secondary: practise electronics, robotics and programming through Electronic & Robotic with IoT.
  2. Upper secondary: explore robotics and automation interests and develop portfolio evidence through Course Advance Raise Robot Maker
Requirements
  1. For lower secondary students.
  2. Learners should be comfortable using a computer.
Class times and registration fees
  • Live online classes with up to eight learners and two teachers.
  • Sunday classes with four possible time slots:
    09:00, 11:00, 14:00 and 16:00 (Thailand time).
    Two hours per lesson.
  • One course includes 14 lessons. Registration is THB 9,900.
  • The school sends electronics and robotics equipment to your home. An additional equipment fee applies; the equipment can be kept for other projects.
For more information → Contact us Raise Genius School has received innovation support from the National Innovation Agency (NIA) Raise Genius School has received franchise recognition from the Department of Business Development, Ministry of Commerce (DBD)

Frequently asked questions

Who is the micro:bit robotics course for?

The course is designed for lower secondary students who are comfortable using a computer and want to explore electronics, robotics and coding. Ask the teaching team to assess readiness before enrolling.

What will I learn?

Build robots and automation projects, connect electronic components, write programs, experiment with sensors and explore Internet of Things applications. Practical activities and mini projects help learners combine their skills.

How many lessons are included?

The course includes 14 lessons of two hours each, totalling 28 hours. The published standard registration fee is THB 9,900. Ask about current prices and seasonal offers.

When and how are classes taught?

Classes are taught live online, with up to eight learners and two teachers. The published Sunday options are 09:00, 11:00, 14:00 and 16:00, Thailand time. Confirm the current start date and available places directly with the team.

Is equipment provided?

The school sends electronics and robotics equipment to your home. An additional equipment fee applies, and the equipment can be kept for future projects. Confirm the kit, computer requirements and total cost before enrolling.