Visible results
You want to see what your child has learned — not just hear that the class was fun.
For parents
You want to see what your child can create.
The computer already has their attention. You’re looking for an activity that puts this curiosity to use and leaves behind more than another video watched.
No pressure
You want the topic to spark your child’s interest — without talking them into yet another obligation.
No learning for parents
You don’t want to learn 3D design yourself just to explain every lesson.
No printer to buy
You’d rather find out whether your child enjoys creating before you buy a printer.
Two ways to learn. One goal: a project of their own.
The PMR Methodology
Project → Mentor → Reflection. Cybroskill’s own methodology means your child doesn’t passively watch lectures — they create, and the mentor makes sure every project that gets started gets finished.
1
Project
From the very first lesson your child builds something of their own — no lecture-watching. Every project ends with something you can show: a 3D print on the desk, a working program, their own robot.
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How does the Project work in PMR?
- Idea
- Sketch / model
- 3D prototype
- Finished product
2
Mentor
A mentor is a “witness to growth”: they don’t lecture, they lead with questions. Your child reaches solutions on their own, so confidence grows — and when they get stuck, the mentor is right there, so learning never ends in giving up.
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How does the Mentor help?
- Guidance & learning
- Consultations
- Hands-on support
- Achievements
3
Reflection
After every project your child puts into words what they learned and what they’ll do better next time. We treat mistakes as data in the learning process, not failures — that’s how independence and the courage for harder challenges are built.
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Why is Reflection key?
- Analysis
- Notes & takeaways
- Progress tracking
- Next level
If you choose the self-paced package, your child follows the instructions and works at their own pace. This option does not include sessions with a mentor.
Choose how to learn 
A · Monthly subscription 
B · Themed package
Two paths. One goal: a project of their own.
With a mentor who reviews every project — or independently, with a package built around one topic.
A · Monthly subscriptionWith a 1-on-1 mentor
- For whom
- Needs regular sessions and feedback on their work
- Human support
- Yes — a 1-on-1 mentor reviews every project
- Projects
- 4 projects a month
- Sessions
- two options: 2 × 30 min or 2 × 60 min a month
- Language
- mentoring in PL · EN · DE
- Topic choice
- level matched to the student
- Community
- Cybroskillers on Discord
- Printing
- optional, 4 projects in one shipment
- Billing
- monthly subscription
- Price
- Price: coming soon
B · Themed packageSelf-paced
- For whom
- Wants to work with instructions at their own pace
- Human support
- No mentor sessions — step-by-step instructions
- Projects
- 4 project scenarios around one topic
- Sessions
- not applicable
- Materials
- PDF instructions; videos currently in Polish
- Language
- PDF in PL · EN · DE
- Topic choice
- the PathFinder survey matches topic and level
- Printing
- optional
- Price
- Price: coming soon
Mentors
Meet the Cybroskill mentors
They’re the ones who turn your child’s dream projects into reality
Founder · Mentor
Jakub Skrobot
An electronics engineer with over 12 years in IT. He has trained close to 200 students, including winners of prestigious competitions, and equipped 15+ schools under the Polish “Laboratories of the Future” programme. He specialises in combining 3D printing with other technologies.
Author of the Project – Mentor – Reflection methodology. Mentoring in Polish, English or German.
Find your mentorJoin the team
Become a mentorYou teach, inspire, create? See what being a Cybroskill mentor looks like and apply.
Become a mentor Competition success 1st place 2nd place 3rd place 3rd place
Winners of the national 3D Edu Art competition
Four Cybroskill students stood on the podium of the competition run by UMCS in Lublin. These weren’t lucky shots — they’re the result of regular work through the project method. Get to know their stories.
Karol
younger category
He designed a full set of chess pieces in Tinkercad — pairing his hobby with a new tool. In class, what he looked forward to most were the fun facts about what else 3D printing can be used for.
Antoś
older category
Karol’s older brother. His „Lampka litofanowa — moja mała ojczyzna" (a lithophane lamp — ‘my little homeland’), designed in DesignSpark Mechanical, is a glowing lamp with lithophanes of his home town. He quickly moved beyond the standard path and pursued his own ideas with his mentor’s guidance — exactly how the PMR method works.
Kacper
younger category
He started without his own computer at home — he lacked practice even with using a mouse. In his very first session he designed his first keychain and was hooked. Six months later he stood on the podium of the national 3D Edu Art competition.
Oskar
older category
Awarded for a character from the game Brawl Stars. Off the record, the founder’s younger brother — and proof that in this family, 3D printing runs in the blood.
Nearly 200 students in regular classes, plus hundreds more at school workshops.
Minecraft® is a registered trademark of Mojang Studios / Microsoft, and Brawl Stars® of Supercell. Cybroskill classes are our own original programme, inspired by these games; they are not an official product and are not endorsed or sponsored by these companies.
Laboratories of the Future
We’ve equipped labs in 15+ schools
We know the equipment children learn on at school — under the Polish “Laboratories of the Future” programme we equipped school labs with 3D printers, VR headsets, 3D scanners, microcontrollers and programmable building blocks.
15+ schools with labs equipped under the Polish “Laboratories of the Future” programme
- 3D printers
- VR headsets
- 3D scanners
- Microcontrollers
- Programmable blocks
An option for both paths
Model on screen. Print at home.
You don’t need to buy a 3D printer. You can choose to have your child’s projects printed and delivered to your home. On the monthly plan we print the four projects and ship them together; shipping costs are paid by the customer.
How to start
How to start — 4 steps
From first curiosity to a model you can hold in your hand.
- 1Match the classes to their interests
Fill in the short PathFinder survey.
Launch PathFinder - 2Choose how to learn
Work with a 1-on-1 mentor or independently with a package.
- 3Book the first class
Or start with a starter lesson if you’d like to try it first.
- 4Hold the project in your hand
Receive the printed models by courier or send them to your own printer.
Questions
Parents’ most common questions
If your question isn’t here — write to us.
From what age can a child start?
The offer is designed for children from age 8, mainly aged 8–15. To start, your child should be comfortable using a mouse. We match the project level to the student’s skills.
Do we need a 3D printer or a special computer?
You don’t need your own 3D printer. We start with a computer with internet access and Tinkercad, which runs in the browser. Printing the project is available as an option.
Do I have to sit with my child the whole time?
You don’t need to know 3D design or teach the lessons. A parent’s help may be useful when connecting to the first session. In mentoring your child works with the mentor; with the self-paced package they follow instructions matched to their level.
How is the package different from mentoring?
Mentoring means four projects a month and two 1-on-1 sessions (2 × 30 min or 2 × 60 min). The self-paced package contains four project scenarios around one topic and does not include mentor sessions. Choose mentoring if you want individual feedback on your child’s work; the package if your child wants to work with instructions at their own pace.
Can my child learn in English or German?
Yes — mentoring is planned in Polish, English and German. The PDF instructions are available in these three languages. Videos are currently in Polish, and screenshots in the translated PDFs show the Polish interface.
Is my child safe in the online community?
The community runs on Discord, supervised by moderators and mentors. The Cybroskillers Discord is for students aged 13+.
Community 
Join the Cybroskillers
Learning doesn’t stop when the mentoring lesson ends. Cybroskillers is where your child’s projects get an audience.
Discord community
On the “Cybroskillers” server students show off their projects, help each other and enter competitions (e.g. 3D Edu Art). All of it moderated by mentors and moderators.
- Projects and prints
they show what they’ve made and get feedback - Help when something doesn’t work
mentors and other members answer - A crew, not a crowd
they also chat about other passions and get to know each other - The winners are on board
you can ask them how they got started
A new project challenge every month — we print the winning project and ship it to its author.
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