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For students · ages 6–14

Your head is full of ideas for your own games, mods and robots — but nobody ever showed you how to start?

No boring lectures here. You pick a project and a mentor helps you build it — step by step, until you can hold it in your hand.

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years of IT experience behind Cybroskill’s founder

The problem

Sound familiar?

IT at school means Paint and Word — and you want to build your own worlds, not spreadsheets. You try internet tutorials, but they cut off halfway or suddenly stop working.

And the worst part: when you get stuck, there’s nobody to ask. Your parents don’t know 3D modelling, and your classmate knows exactly as much as you do. The idea ends up in a drawer.

“I started a tutorial, halfway through something stopped working… and I didn’t know what to do next.”

And the clock is ticking

Your ideas deserve more than a drawer

Right now, somewhere, someone your age is printing their first figurine or programming a robot. The only difference? Someone showed them how to start.

Ideas in a drawer

Every unfinished idea chips away at the belief that the next one will work out. And your ideas are good — all that was missing was a plan.

Others are already creating

Kids at Cybroskill are printing figurines, building 3D castles and programming traffic lights. You can too — seriously.

Nobody sees what you can do

School will never set you a project worth showing off. And skills grow fastest when someone appreciates what you make.

The solution

Here’s how it works at Cybroskill

Three steps — from your idea to a project standing on your desk.

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You pick a project from what you love

Games? Robots? Buildings? You tell the mentor what you’re into, and together you choose the first project.

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The mentor won’t let you get stuck

You work 1-on-1 online. When something doesn’t work, the mentor is right there — instead of dropping the project, you find the fix.

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The project comes to you

What you design, we 3D-print and ship to your door. You hold something you made yourself.

Six paths — pick yours

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3D Printing

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3D Printing

Get to know 3D printers inside out: from a keychain to a movie-style helmet. You design, we print — you collect the parcel.

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3D Modelling

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3D Modelling

Build anything you can imagine in 3D: a Minecraft-style castle, the Eiffel Tower or your own vehicle. From sketch to finished model.

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3D Scanning

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3D Scanning

Bring real objects into the computer — you can make a 3D model even from an ordinary photo. A bit like magic, except it’s technology.

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Microcontroller
Programming

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Microcontroller Programming

Build a traffic light, hook up sensors, and finally program your own SMARS robot. Real electronics, not a simulation.

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AI in Education

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AI in Education

Learn to talk to AI so it does what you want: helps with projects, learning and creating — without thinking for you.

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Advanced Computer
Skills

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Advanced Computer Skills

Shortcuts, tricks and tools that make the computer listen to you — not the other way round. Become the one who “knows computers”.

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Your maker journey

Everyone starts with small projects. See how far you can go.

Stage 1 · Start

First prints

A keychain with your name, a Minecraft-inspired figurine or sword, a car keychain. Simple projects you’ll hold in your hands in no time.

Stage 2 · Picking up speed

Bigger challenges

Castles, Brawl Stars-inspired figurines, the Eiffel Tower, vehicles of your own. Projects you’ll show off on Discord.

Stage 3 · Master level

Projects like from a movie

An Ironman-inspired helmet, projects with moving parts — hinges, closing boxes — and turning a photo into a 3D model.

Cybroskillers — your crew

On our Discord you show off your work on the #chwalę-się-projektem channel, get help when you’re stuck and enter competitions — like 3D Edu Art. Your projects finally have an audience.

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Student voices

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Your first project is waiting

Book a starter lesson and start building. And if it’s your parents who decide — send them this page, we’ll explain the rest to them ourselves.