ScrideEd gives students aged 13 to 18 the hands-on STEM skills - Robotics, Arduino, IoT, coding - that Indian schools don't teach. Weekend workshops and monthly courses in Frazer Town, Bangalore.
By then, they've already chosen a career. Often the wrong one. The window to explore is 13 to 18 and almost nobody is serving it properly.
School science teaches theory. Nobody builds anything. A student who loves "how things work" never discovers they could be an engineer - because they never get to try.
Thousands of students pick commerce or arts because nobody showed them that tech can be creative, hands-on, and exciting. The window to explore closes by Class 12.
The world's best engineers started building at 14. Most Indian students hold a microcontroller for the first time at 20. The gap isn't talent - it's access and timing.
We run short, intensive workshops and monthly courses for teens aged 13 to 18. Students build real things from Day 1.
Our weekend workshops are designed for students with zero experience. One weekend. One skill. Real output. You'll know by Sunday if this is for you - no long-term commitment required.
Loved the workshop? Our monthly courses take you from beginner to project-ready in 4–8 weeks. You leave with a portfolio project and the confidence to go further - in college, competitions, or a career.
Your instructor isn't reading from a manual. ScrideEd's founder is a former CTO, IEEE Global Honoree, and award-winning engineer who has built autonomous drones and real IoT systems.
Every course ends with something you built. Pick your starting point below.
Build and program your first working robot from scratch. Mechanical assembly, electronics, and code - all in one weekend.
Understand electronics and build your first IoT project. The world's most popular learning platform for hands-on tech.
Real code. Real projects. Not drag-and-drop. Python is the world's most in-demand language - learn it before college.
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Asif is a Bangalore-based engineer, former CTO, and one of only 20 young professionals globally recognised by the IEEE Computer Society in their "20 Under 20s" program. He built an autonomous wildfire-detection drone presented at the IEEE Humanitarian Technology Conference, won a state-level innovation award from the Government of Karnataka, and spent years architecting real-world tech systems before founding ScrideEd.
He didn't start ScrideEd to run another tuition centre. He started it because he remembered being 17, loving science, and having no idea what engineering actually felt like - until college. He wants your teen to have that moment at 14, not 21.
We partner with schools to set up functional robotics labs and deliver hands-on curriculum that goes far beyond standard computer labs. If you want your students to genuinely engage with technology - not just read about it - let's talk.
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The skills they learn in one ScrideEd weekend could shape which career they choose, which college they get into, and who they become.