Who
Grades 5–8
Children are considered through school nominations, community referrals or direct family applications.
Programs
Four ways to turn curiosity into capability.
Free hands-on programs for selected students in Grades 5–8, delivered through the Aytas hub and weekly in-school partnerships.
Cost
Free
Selection prioritizes financial need and limited access to technology-learning opportunities.
Where
Hub + schools
Programs serve Guntur, Guntur district and communities across Andhra Pradesh.
Robotics
Build circuits, connect sensors and learn why a machine moves — or why it does not.
- ✓ Learn through guided practice
- ✓ Build, test and improve
- ✓ Explain the result to others
3D printing
Turn an idea into a model, adjust the design and make an object children can hold.
- ✓ Learn through guided practice
- ✓ Build, test and improve
- ✓ Explain the result to others
Drones
Explore flight, safety and control through practical demonstrations and guided practice.
- ✓ Learn through guided practice
- ✓ Build, test and improve
- ✓ Explain the result to others
Entrepreneurship
Notice a real problem, shape a solution and learn to explain why it matters.
- ✓ Learn through guided practice
- ✓ Build, test and improve
- ✓ Explain the result to others
Frequently asked questions
Questions about AYTAS programs.
Who are AYTAS programs for?
Current programs are for selected students in Grades 5–8. Children may be considered through school nominations, community referrals or direct family applications.
Do families pay for AYTAS programs?
No. Programs are free for selected children, with selection prioritizing financial need and limited access to technology-learning opportunities.
Where are programs delivered?
AYTAS uses a hub-and-spoke model: activities at the Guntur hub and weekly programs with partner schools. The service area includes Guntur, Guntur district and communities across Andhra Pradesh.
What do students learn?
The current learning areas are robotics, 3D printing, drones and entrepreneurship, taught through guided practice, building, testing and explanation.
Applications are open