What ages are AIITECH's children's courses for?

The Junior Robotics Engineering Program is for learners aged 5-17, and the Junior Robotics & Coding programme is for ages 7-9. Ages for the AI Creators and AIITECH Ignite programmes aren't published, so ask the provider.

How long does the Junior Robotics Engineering Program last?

6 months. Session length and how often classes run aren't published, so ask the provider.

What will my child learn?

In the Junior Robotics Engineering Program: electronics and sensors, Arduino microcontroller programming, Scratch programming logic, automation and basic IoT, and robot design challenges. The AI Creators programme uses PictoBlox for projects such as chatbots, image classifiers and voice-controlled devices.

How much does it cost?

Fees aren't published. Ask the provider: call 04 288 5520, or call or WhatsApp +971 50 148 1832 or 055 518 5089.

Is there a course for children who want to compete?

Yes. The AIITECH Ignite Program is a 6-month pathway with robotics training aligned with FIRST LEGO League challenges, STEM Racing, Emirates Water Rocket engineering and AI projects, and it prepares teams for national and international competitions. Ask the provider about ages and entry requirements.

Where is AIITECH in Dubai?

Office 307, Mozna Tower, Al Nahda St, Al Qusais 1, Dubai, near Al Nahda Metro Station. The centre's posts about its children's programmes give this address.

AIITECH IT Education — Junior Robotics and AI in Al Qusais

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AIITECH IT Education is an IT training institute headquartered in Dubai, with centres in Kerala and Karnataka, India. Its Dubai centre is Office 307, Mozna Tower, Al Qusais 1, near Al Nahda Metro Station, and its Dubai Instagram lists robotics, AI, coding, game development and multimedia for kids and adults. Many of its courses are career programmes for adults, but several are for children. The Junior Robotics Engineering Program is a 6-month, project-based course for learners aged 5-17, covering electronics, sensors, Arduino, Scratch, automation and basic IoT, with robot design challenges. The centre also describes a Junior Robotics & Coding programme for ages 7-9 and an AI Creators programme where children use PictoBlox to build chatbots, image classifiers and voice-controlled projects. For children aiming at competitions, the AIITECH Ignite Program is a 6-month pathway built around FIRST LEGO League-aligned robotics, STEM Racing and Emirates Water Rocket projects. Fees and class times aren't published, so call the centre.

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The activity

Robotics, explained

Robotics classes teach children to build small machines and then tell them what to do. Younger learners usually start with block-based coding such as Scratch, snapping commands together to make a motor turn or a light flash. Older children move on to wiring sensors, programming microcontrollers like Arduino and designing robots that react to the world around them. Along the way they practise logical thinking, patience when something doesn't work first time, and teamwork on shared builds. Some centres also prepare teams for competitions, where children design, test and present a robot against a set challenge. AIITECH lists its Dubai junior robotics course for ages 5-17.

Who it's for

Children and teenagers: the Junior Robotics Engineering Program is for learners aged 5-17, and the Junior Robotics & Coding programme is for ages 7-9. No age range is published for the AI Creators programme or the AIITECH Ignite Program, which is aimed at students preparing for robotics and STEM competitions, so ask the provider. The centre also runs career courses for adults.

What to expect

The Junior Robotics Engineering Program runs for 6 months and is project-based: children work hands-on with electronics, sensors and Arduino programming, use Scratch for programming logic, and take on robot design challenges, finishing with an AIITECH certificate. The Junior Robotics & Coding programme for ages 7-9 covers motors, sensors, events and loops through hands-on building and teamwork challenges. Recent posts on the centre's Instagram include a line-follower robot challenge and a junior robotics student presenting an object-detection project. Session length, group size, what to bring and whether a trial class is offered aren't published, so ask the provider before booking.

Highlights

Junior Robotics Engineering Program: 6 months, project-based, for learners aged 5-17 (aiitech.in)
Electronics, sensors, Arduino, Scratch, automation and basic IoT, with robot design challenges (aiitech.in)
Junior Robotics & Coding for ages 7-9, and an AI Creators programme using PictoBlox (Instagram, September 2026)
AIITECH Ignite Program: FIRST LEGO League-aligned robotics, STEM Racing and Emirates Water Rocket projects, with competition preparation (aiitech.in)
Dubai courses are listed as "KHDA Recognized" and carry an AIITECH certificate (aiitech.in)
4.9 on Google from 37 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

AIITECH's Dubai centre has 4.9 on Google from 37 reviews: 36 are five-star and 1 is one-star.

The facts

Ages: Junior Robotics Engineering Program: 5-17
Junior Robotics & Coding: 7-9
Where: Office 307, Mozna Tower, Al Nahda St, Al Qusais 1, Dubai
How to book: aiitech.in/courses.html · +971 4 288 5520 · +971 50 148 1832 · +971 55 518 5089

Questions parents ask

Good to know

The centre is Office 307, Mozna Tower, on Al Nahda St in Al Qusais 1, near Al Nahda Metro Station (aiitech.in, Instagram, Google listing)
Office hours on Google are Monday-Saturday 9AM-10PM, closed Sunday. These are office hours, not class times; class times aren't published, so ask the provider (Google listing)
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park (Google listing)
Many of AIITECH's Dubai courses, such as data science and cyber security, are career programmes for adults, so say which children's course you are asking about (aiitech.in)