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START A BIT

Explore. Build. Create.

Hands-on technology courses for curious young minds

Run by engineers and educators who share what they know. Everyone belongs.

A small group where young people build real things with lights, sensors, motors and robots, on Micro:bit, Arduino and Raspberry Pi. They plan, test and fix the whole system, use AI where it helps, and keep the know-how: they can explain what they built.

Hands working with an Arduino next to laptops Hands wiring a Micro:bit next to a laptop and a workbook A Micro:bit robot car following a black line An Arduino playing music on a buzzer, controlled from a phone

From your first blink to robots that seeeveryone starts where they are

A Micro:bit traffic light on a breadboard
ExploreA good place to start: no experience neededMake lights blink, build a traffic light and a rainbow lightsaber using blocks you drag and drop.

Micro:bit · MakeCode blocks · meet AI

An Arduino with sensors and motors on a breadboard
BuildSensors, motors and code you typeBuild a parking assist that beeps, a gate that opens and a robot car you steer by radio.

Arduino · Python and C++ · sensors, servos · AI along the way

A Raspberry Pi on a robot car with a camera
CreateBigger machines, often as a teamBuild cars that see with a camera, a sorter that learns and machines you design yourself.

Raspberry Pi · Linux · cameras · trained AI models

WhenSaturday mornings during the school terms; dates on the website
WhereHaga, central Gothenburg, near Järntorget
WhoMost are 10 to 16 · up to 8 per group · taught in English
BringYour own laptop. Boards, sensors, motors and all other parts are provided
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Book a place at an open day to try it, or send us a message.

We start with a short chat with your family to find the right starting point. A fee covers teaching and materials.

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