Project paths
These aren’t video courses to click through — they’re project paths you walk with a 1-on-1 mentor, from an idea to a physical project on your desk.
How does a project path work?
You choose a path and a project
Together with the mentor you match the path to your child’s interests and age — and the first project to what they genuinely enjoy.
You create with a 1-on-1 mentor
Regular online lessons. The mentor leads with questions, and every obstacle becomes the next step — not a reason to quit.
The project arrives at your home
Finished projects are 3D-printed and shipped to your door. The portfolio grows month by month.
Six paths to choose from
Each path is a series of projects of increasing difficulty — always with a mentor, always ending with something you can show.
3D Printing
From a first keychain to a helmet with moving parts — get to know 3D printers and turn digital designs into physical objects.
Example project: a keychain, a figurine inspired by a favourite game
3D Modelling
3D design from sketch to finished model: buildings, characters and vehicles you can later print.
Example project: a Minecraft-style castle, the Eiffel Tower
3D Scanning
Bringing real objects into the computer — including turning an ordinary photo into a 3D model.
Example project: turning a photo into a 3D model
Microcontroller Programming
Real electronics instead of simulations: LEDs, sensors and motors that obey your code.
Example project: a traffic light, a SMARS robot
AI in Education
Using artificial intelligence wisely: AI as a tool for creating and learning, not for thinking for you.
Example project: your own AI-supported project
Advanced Computer Skills
The foundation of every other path: files, shortcuts, tools and security — the computer starts listening to you.
Example project: your own tidy digital workshop
[TO BE VERIFIED by Kuba: age ranges and levels of individual paths]
Selected paths are also available as self-paced digital courses. You’ll find them in our shop.
Not sure which path is the best fit?
Book a starter lesson — the mentor gets to know your child and recommends a path and a plan. The cost of the lesson is deducted from your first month’s subscription.