Zebra Robotics offers robotics and coding after-school, weekend, and summer camp classes for students from Grade 2 to 12. We offer both virtual and in-person classes. Learn block based coding, web design, app dev, game dev, python, Java and more. Our robotics teams have competed in many regional and international competitions. Check us out and see why we are different.

Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; currently 15 programs available; 44 TBD.

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• AI (Artificial Intelligence)
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• Engineering
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• Harry Potter
• Instructor lead (group)
• JAVA
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• Python
• Robotics
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The Our Kids review of Zebra Robotics

STEM is important, though Zebra understands that community is as well. The programs occur within an inclusive environment, allowing participants to engage and grow with like-minded peers. There is a sense of accomplishment granted most obviously by the competitions, at which Zebra excels, though the sense of belonging is a valuable aspect of the offering as well. Expertly run by skilled, engaging coaches, in settings that are well appointed.

Satish Thiyagarajan, Zebra Robotics's Journey
Co-Founder and Director

Technology is everywhere around us. It has changed the way we create, communicate, and consume information. Technology is improving our quality of life by producing high quality products and delivering them to an astonishing number of consumers. Artificially Intelligent automation is going to power the next decade.

We founded Zebra Robotics six years back, to provide our students with the knowledge and experience to take advantage of the opportunities technology offers. Our approach to use robotics and coding together to develop hands on building and computer-based programming skills has resulted in phenomenal success. Our student alumni have not only competed and demonstrated their skills at regional, national and international events, they have also earned admissions to prestigious university programs, such as the University of Toronto and the University of Waterloo, to name a few. Check out our webpage for some of their stories.

Our programs cater to students from Grade 2 to 12, and our future roadmap will provide more depth and expanse in our course offerings. Our focus is on quality programs that provide significant value to our students and their parents. We invite you to join us in this exciting journey.

• My take on coding

  How did you get interested in Coding?

  My parents found out about Zebra Robotics around 5 years ago and enrolled me into robotics. During the time I was in Robotics I was completely attracted to programming; flash forward a few years and I joined as a student in Java. Initially I struggled with programming but as it was a grade 11 course I had, I had to push myself to learn and somewhere along the line I started to enjoy programming. From there onwards I programmed at every opportunity I got. Eventually my passion for programming took me to pursue computer science and as such I’m a second year Computer Science student.

  

  Rajath far right has been a student of robotics and coding. He started volunteering and eventually teaching at Zebra Robotics.

  Tell us a bit about yourself, your hobby and what you’d like to do when you are not working on your school or university work.

  University and working a job at Zebra takes up most of my time, that being said in the little free time I have I mostly just watch shows. Additionally, I make sure to exercise on my free time, as to counteract sitting down and working for a few hours.

  How long were you a student at Zebra Robotics? What did you like most at Zebra during that time?

  I was a student for around 3 years, in between which I started working a part-time job at Zebra. I have been a Robotics and Coding instructor at Zebra for a little more than 3 years. While I was a student, I spent my first year in robotics and my next 2 in competition with a bit of coding mixed in.

  If you were to suggest few things to aspiring Computer Science university students, what would you say?

  Programming as a whole is quite difficult at first because it’s like learning a whole new language. With perseverance, practice, and sincerity anyone can become a programmer. Once you get over the first hump in programming, there will be many more but every single challenge you accomplish helps fortify your skills. For university preparation, learn what languages are essential at the time (java, python, etc..) and that should give you a good head start for  first year university.