Build. Code. Test. Learn how technology works.
YUVA Academy’s School of Robotics gives young people practical experience in robotics, programming, automation and artificial intelligence while developing problem-solving, teamwork and STEM capability.
Robotics turns scientific ideas into something students can build and test.
STEM brings science, technology, engineering and mathematics together through an interdisciplinary and applied approach to learning.
Robotics makes that approach tangible. Students can assemble components, programme behaviour, observe what happens, diagnose problems and try again.
YUVA Academy uses robotics to help young people connect classroom concepts with practical challenges while developing communication, cooperation and technical curiosity.
Hands-on STEM learning turns mistakes into information and problems into opportunities for experimentation.
Four disciplines working together.
Explore concepts relating to motion, forces, energy, systems and the physical world through practical experimentation.
Work with digital systems, programming and technology to control and improve robotic behaviour.
Assemble mechanisms, examine components and learn how design decisions affect performance.
Use measurement, patterns, calculation and logic within practical technical challenges.
Robotics develops more than technical ability.
YUVA’s robotics programme combines technical learning with capabilities young people can use across education, work and everyday problem-solving.
Build first. Learn through what happens next.
Robotics creates a learning environment in which ideas can be tested immediately.
Students do not simply study how a system should work. They build it, programme it, observe the result and improve the design.
Robotics for Kids · Certificate Programme.
A graded robotics programme for learners aged 9 to 18, progressing from introductory robotics and AI through assembly, programming and strategy.
Robotics for Kids
The programme combines hands-on learning with robotics, automation and artificial intelligence using age-appropriate programming and robotics kits.
Robotics can take students from Port Louis to international collaboration.
YUVA’s robotics work is connected with Mauritius’ participation in the FIRST Global Challenge, an international robotics competition in which national teams design, build and programme robots.
Team Mauritius 2026 has been training at YUVA Academy in Port Louis as it prepares to represent Mauritius at the FIRST Global Challenge in Incheon, Republic of Korea.
Young Mauritians building, programming and representing their country.
The FIRST Global pathway gives selected students an opportunity to combine technical learning with teamwork, strategy, international collaboration and national representation.
Mauritian students have taken robotics learning beyond the classroom.
YUVA’s School of Robotics documents international student participation linked to robotics experiences in several countries.
This is a historical figure reported in YUVA’s Projects Update and is not presented as a current running total.
Bring practical STEM learning to your students.
YUVA invites schools interested in robotics training for their students to contact the organisation directly to discuss suitable arrangements.
Technology works best alongside leadership, enterprise and human judgement.
Give a young learner the chance to experience technology from the inside.
Explore Robotics for Kids or contact YUVA Academy about bringing robotics and STEM training to your school or student group.