For schools and colleges
Hands-on STEM programs for Classes VI–XII, and workshops, project clinics and hackathons for colleges. Every partnership starts with a free demo.
In collaboration
Skills021 × NirwanaGrid
NirwanaGrid is an Indian DeepTech company building AI-powered IoT for smart, safe energy systems, from smart boards and controllers to cloud dashboards. Together we bring real-world IoT and energy technology into our school and college programs.
Visit nirwanagrid.comSchool projects in the lab
Every session ends with something students built and tested with their own hands.
Smart car build: chassis and motors first, then sensors, code and testing. A lab session with robotics, IoT, coding and 3D printing stations side by side. Mentors sit with each team as they test and fix their builds.
Two tracks, matched to age
Each track has its own curriculum, activities and project challenge.
What your school gets
Delivered with every program
- A plan before the first session, with student groups
- A trainer, activity kits and a safety checklist
- Student worksheets and a project guide
- Attendance, feedback and an outcome report
- Showcase photos and videos, taken only with consent
Safe for younger learners
- A teacher from your school stays in every class
- Low-voltage kits only, checked before they are powered on
- Activities matched to each age group
- Parent consent before any student data is collected
- Student contact details are never shown publicly
How a school program works
You see how we teach before deciding on anything bigger.
1Demo
A free, age-appropriate STEM demo for your students.
2Plan
Agree the track, format, timetable and lab needs with us.
3Deliver
Our trainers run the sessions and track attendance.
4Showcase
Students present the projects they built.
5Report
You get feedback and an outcome report.
Formats and fees
Most schools start with an orientation or a workshop.
Technology Orientation
90 minutes. Awareness and a live demo.
- Talk on AI, IoT and robotics
- Live demonstrations
₹5,999 per session
Practical Workshop
Half day. Demonstrations and activities.
- Live demonstrations
- Hands-on activities in small groups
₹24,999 per school
Foundation Program
4 weeks. Structured learning.
- Weekly sessions on the track curriculum
- A beginner project challenge
₹2,999 per student
Advanced Program
12 weeks. Project-based learning.
- More programming and experiments
- Project development and assessment
Quoted
Also available: a two-batch orientation (₹14,999 per school) and a one-day Innovation Bootcamp (quoted). Fees are indicative launch prices, subject to student strength, location, hardware requirements and program scope. Applicable taxes and any additional logistics are quoted separately.
Questions
Which format should our school choose?
Most schools start with a 90-minute Technology Orientation or a half-day Practical Workshop, then move to the Four-Week Foundation Program. The 12-week Advanced Program adds more programming, experiments, project development and assessment.
What does the school need to provide?
A classroom or computer lab, a projector and screen, internet where required, tables and seating, and a school coordinator to manage students. Skills021 brings the demonstration equipment and agreed practical learning resources.
Do students get certificates?
Yes, participation certificates. The school also receives a program completion report, and students present their projects in a showcase on programs that include one.
Can parents enrol a child directly?
Programs run through schools. If your child’s school is not a partner yet, tell us and, with your permission, we will contact the school.
Can you fit our timetable and lab?
Yes. We plan around your timetable, lab access, class size, language and the equipment you have.
Matched to each department
Topics and projects follow what each department teaches.
- B.TechBranch-based projects, IoT, AI and robotics, embedded systems, hackathons and capstone mentoring.
- BCA and MCAWeb and app development, Python, databases, cloud, AI tools and software projects.
- M.Tech and customResearch orientation, prototype validation, technical documentation and domain labs.
What we run on campus
Programmes
- Technical orientations and expert sessions
- Department-wise workshops and bootcamps
- Project clinics and prototype reviews
- Internal hackathons and innovation challenges
- Industry problem statements and demo days
Support for your college
- Faculty development and trainer enablement
- Support for student clubs and innovation cells
- Attendance and participation records
- Feedback and an outcome report after each programme
How it works
You see how we teach before you commit to anything bigger.
1Orientation
We run a free student orientation or project showcase.
2Pilot
You book a paid workshop or a small cohort with a clear quote.
3Deliver
We run the sessions and track attendance and assessments.
4Report
You get a showcase, feedback and an outcome report.
Ways to work with us
One day
A single session on your campus.
- Technical orientation
- Expert session
- Hands-on workshop
Quoted
Multi-day
A few days of focused building.
- Bootcamp
- Internal hackathon
- Project clinic
Quoted
Semester
A cohort that runs alongside the term.
- Weekly sessions
- Project reviews
- Showcase and report
Quoted
Annual
A plan for the whole academic year.
- Several departments
- Clubs and innovation cell
- Faculty enablement
Quoted
Prices depend on batch size, instructor hours, travel and hardware. You get the full quote before any work starts.
Questions
What does the free orientation involve?
A hands-on session and project showcase for a group of your students, so you can see how we teach before booking anything.
Can you run sessions at our campus?
Yes. Most programmes run on your campus, using your lab where possible.
How is the price worked out?
By batch size, instructor hours, travel and the hardware needed. You get the full quote before any work starts.
Can students join on their own?
Yes. Students can join our college programs and mentoring directly, without their college booking anything.
Bring Skills021 to your campus
Schools, colleges and hackathon organizers: start with a free demo or student orientation, then run a pilot cohort.