Practical, hands-on skills for young makers. Learners design in CAD, code real programs, and 3D print projects they take home.
DESIGN / CODE / BUILD
To equip children aged 6–18 with practical, hands-on skills in Aerospace 3D CAD, Avionics Circuits and Codeblocks, building the creative thinking and problem-solving mindset they need to design, build and innovate in the real world.
A generation of young Africans who can design, build and innovate with confidence, unlocking their potential and helping to shape the continent’s future through technology and engineering.
Our curriculum is built around three core disciplines, using the same industry-standard tools practising engineers rely on.
Learners model drones, spaceships and aircraft in 3D CAD software, building spatial thinking and design precision, from as young as six.
Learners wire and program real aircraft systems, from navigation lights to landing gear, with sensors, motors and microcontrollers, learning engineering logic through teamwork.
Learners write block-based code that builds rockets, satellites and launch towers, using loops, variables and maths to become technology creators rather than passive consumers.
AeRoCAD Learners is founded by engineers who bridge classroom theory and real-world practice, and who are determined to help more young people, especially girls, see themselves in STEM.
Aerospace Engineer trained at the University of Sheffield. She leads the CAD curriculum, bringing engineering-grade modelling and simulation into every learner’s first designs.
BEng Aerospace Engineering · University of Sheffield
Telecommunications Engineer and 2025 Mandela Washington Fellow. She leads coding and technology, designing accessible, real-world learning for young people.
Mandela Washington Fellow 2025Real learners, real projects, designing, coding and printing in our Kampala workshop.
Enrol a learnerWeekly in-school Aerospace 3D CAD, Avionics Circuits and Codeblocks sessions built into the school week.
Intensive builds at Pearl Labs and the National ICT Hub during school holidays.
Short, project-based classes for beginners and returning learners.
Every learner goes home with a printed piece of their own work.
By giving children hands-on, industry-relevant STEM skills, and actively welcoming girls into technology, our work supports five United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
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