E.N.G.I.N.E.

Arduino Education Program

4-month program • Weekly live instruction • 175+ students across 3 international sites

ENGINE delivers a hands-on Arduino and engineering program across three partner sites: Mumias Vipers | Kenya, CCCYD | Zambia, and Impact School | Lesotho

Through weekly one-hour live sessions, students learn coding, circuit design, and problem-solving using Tinkercad simulation environments that align with the ENGINE curriculum. The program guides students from beginner-level programming concepts to more advanced engineering applications.

Students develop technical and collaborative skills while building virtual circuits and interactive Arduino systems before transitioning to physical hardware projects.

At the conclusion of the program, ENGINE ships Arduino kits directly to each site so students can apply the skills they developed throughout the course.

Using their kits, students create capstone-style engineering projects focused on solving problems and supporting needs within their own communities, while continuing to receive mentorship and technical guidance from the ENGINE team.

International Workshop Kits

ENGINE distributes hands-on STEM workshop kits to partner organizations and schools, providing students with accessible engineering experiences across multiple disciplines.

Each package contains three guided workshop pathways corresponding to ENGINE’s core focus areas: electrical engineering, biotechnology, and mechanical engineering.

Kits include all required materials, components, activity supplies, and build resources needed to complete each workshop from start to finish.

Every workshop also includes detailed instructional manuals, educator guidance materials, and step-by-step video resources designed for both students and teachers to follow independently.

In addition to the provided resources, the ENGINE team offers virtual support and mentorship sessions to help instructors and students throughout implementation when needed.