See the circuit
Understand basic electronic components, symbols and simple schematics.
Beginner · 4 weeks
Build a robot this term.
Hikima Robotics teaches secondary school students in Kano, Nigeria to see, build and test real electronics projects, one circuit at a time.
How students learn
Students learn by building.
Guided, low-voltage projects that spark curiosity and confidence.
Build a working project
Assemble a low-voltage audio amplifier and observe how its parts work together.
Test and improve
Troubleshoot mistakes, test connections and demonstrate completed projects.
The four-week plan
From first component to finished project.
- Week 1
Electronics foundations
Identify components, learn symbols and read simple schematics.
- Week 2
LM386 audio amplifier
Build and test a simple, low-voltage amplifier with a small speaker.
- Week 3
Automatic street light
Build a light-sensitive circuit that switches an LED on automatically when the surroundings become dark.
- Week 4
Test and demonstrate
Check wiring, troubleshoot faults, correct mistakes, and demonstrate both projects.
For schools
Bring the programme to your school.
90 minutes per week (2 × 45-minute sessions), for 4 weeks. Students build two working projects with battery-powered, low-voltage circuits, and a teacher inspects every circuit before it is powered.
- Duration
- 4 weeks
- Projects
- 2 working builds
- Parts per learner
- About ₦6,200
After the introduction
Keep building.
Weekend programme
More time for deeper learning, building and testing.
Holiday Bootcamp
A focused holiday learning experience.