Engineers aren't born. They're built, one workshop at a time.
Our outreach program brings hands-on engineering education, robotics, embedded systems and computational thinking, to secondary and tertiary students, building Africa's next generation of technologists.
A talent pipeline, built by the company that hires from it.
NASDAN's STEM & Robotics program is part of our Tech4Good commitment, but it's also how we build Africa's next generation of technologists, and where we find some of our own future engineers. We believe access to hands-on engineering education shouldn't be limited to students who can already afford it.
Part of our Tech4Good programFour components, one continuous track.
Each element builds on the last, from first exposure to robotics through to a real pathway into a technology career.
Robotics Workshops
Hands-on sessions where students design, build and program working robots from the ground up.
Embedded Systems
Introducing the hardware and firmware fundamentals behind every connected device students use daily.
Computational Thinking
Problem decomposition, logic and algorithmic reasoning taught alongside the hardware, not instead of it.
Mentorship & Pipeline
Direct mentorship from NASDAN engineers, with a clear path into internships and careers.
Built for students who don't yet see themselves as engineers.
We work directly with secondary and tertiary institutions to bring robotics and embedded systems out of the textbook and into students' hands, often for the first time. The goal isn't just exposure; it's a genuine on-ramp into technical careers.
- Partnerships with secondary schools and universities
- Equipment and curriculum designed for first-time builders
- Mentorship from working NASDAN engineers
Ready to build your first robot?
Tell us a bit about yourself. Whether you're a student, an educator or a partner organization, this is where the program starts.
Want to bring STEM & Robotics to your school?
We partner with schools, universities and community organizations ready to give students hands-on access to engineering.