Your child builds a robot. A real one.
Four courses that climb from age 8 to 18: LEGO-style kits and Scratch for the youngest, Arduino and micro:bit in the middle, Raspberry Pi and Python at the top. Taught at our studio in Tangier, with the kit provided in class.
Ages 8 to 18 · one lesson a week · from about MAD 370 a month, kit included · next intake August 3, 2026
A ladder from 8 to 18
Each course is built for one age band and hands over to the next, so your child can start at the right rung and keep climbing. Pick by age; the course page does the rest.
First Robots
Build a robot from a kit and drive it with blocks of code. No typing needed.
Machines That Sense
First real circuits: wire sensors to an Arduino and cross from blocks to written code.
Build With Arduino
Design and build a robot for a problem they chose, controlled from Python.
Robots That See
Give a robot sight with a camera and a Raspberry Pi. The bridge into the AI courses.
- Enrolment is per course. Nobody is asked to pay for a school year up front.
- The kit is provided in class. It stays with the studio and is reused each term, so there is nothing to buy and nothing to carry home.
- Robotics is a new programme. Prices shown are for the coming term and are confirmed with you when you enrol.
The price is on the page
Robotics in Morocco is sold in monthly units: one lesson of 1.5 hours a week, a course of about 3 months, and then it ends. Ours is the same shape, so you can compare it in seconds: First Robots is 12 lessons for MAD 1,100, about MAD 370 a month, kit included.
Most centres will only tell you their number by phone. Every number on this page is published, on purpose: the total, the monthly figure, the lesson count and the hours. Compare us with anyone.
First Robots · ages 8 to 10
MAD 1,100
about MAD 370 a month
12 lessons of 1.5 h · 3 months · kit included
See the courseThe senior courses run longer lessons and cost more. Every total and monthly figure is on the ladder above, and on its course page.
Programmes you can read before you pay
Anyone can tell you their curriculum is excellent. We name ours. Each course follows a programme its publisher puts in the open, so you can read, lesson by lesson, what your child will do before you pay us anything.
First Robots
Ages 8 to 10
LEGO Education SPIKE Essential, the primary-school units (grades 1 to 5)
Machines That Sense
Ages 11 to 13
LEGO Education SPIKE Prime (grades 6 to 8) and the Arduino Student Kit (ages 11 to 14)
Build With Arduino
Ages 14 to 17
Arduino Education CTC GO!, the official programme for ages 14 to 17
Robots That See
Ages 15 to 18
Raspberry Pi Foundation computing material, taught in Python
- LEGO Education
- SPIKE Prime
- Arduino
- UNO WiFi Rev2
- Raspberry Pi
- Python
Scratch and LEGO-style kits for the youngest, Arduino and micro:bit in the middle years, Raspberry Pi and Python at the top of the ladder. What starts as play at 8 is written code by 15.
What the price includes
Everything a parent normally has to phone to find out, in writing.
The kit is included
It belongs to the studio, is rebuilt each session and reused each term. Nothing to buy, nothing to carry home.
Classes of 10 to 12
A class opens at 10 children and never passes 12.
One lesson a week
A rhythm a school timetable can absorb: one session a week for about 3 months, not a second school.
A published curriculum
LEGO Education SPIKE, Arduino CTC GO! and Raspberry Pi material, all public. Look each one up before you pay us anything.
A studio you can visit
Bureau 28, 7th floor, Castilla Business Center II, Rue de Fès, Tangier. Come and see the kits before you decide.
A human on WhatsApp
A real person replies within 24 hours, before any money moves.
What parents ask first
Does my child need any experience?
No. The ladder starts at 8 with building and block coding, so there is no typing barrier. Each later course picks up where the one before it ends.
Do we need to buy a kit?
No. Your child works on a kit that belongs to the studio and is reused each term. The price covers its use in class, and there is nothing extra to buy.
When does it start?
The next intake starts on August 3, 2026, at our studio in Tangier. One lesson a week, 12 lessons over about 3 months, the same rhythm the whole course through.
Can I ask questions before paying?
Yes, and you should. A real person answers on WhatsApp within 24 hours, and you can visit the studio before you decide anything.
The school behind it
Codemia runs a coding school from a real studio in Tangier, and the numbers here are that school's. Robotics is new, and is built to the same standard: real tools, published prices, and a working project your child can show at the end.
Visit before you enrol: Bureau 28, 7th floor, Castilla Business Center II, Rue de Fès, Tangier.
These numbers come from our coding programmes. The robotics line is new, and we would rather say so than invent its statistics.
Robotics at Codemia
A robot they built.
Not one they watched.
Every course ends with a machine your child made and can explain, part by part. Pick the course for their age, ask us anything on WhatsApp first, and the next intake starts on August 3, 2026.
One course at a time. Ages 8 to 18.
Ages 8 to 18, from MAD 1,100, about MAD 370 a month
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