Aerogo Rubber Powered Glider Workshop
by AEROGO
Build & Fly Your Own Glider
Construct and test a rubber-powered glider while learning fundamental aeromodelling principles and gaining practical experience in aircraft design and construction. This hands-on workshop is ideal for young aviation enthusiasts.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
₹999
Participation format
Individual
Duration
1 Day
Eligibility
This workshop is open to students aged 8 to 18 years who are interested in aeromodelling and aircraft design. No prior experience is necessary. Younger participants may attend with assistance.
- Grade level
- Grade 3 to 12
- Age range
- 8 to 18 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- General interest in aircraft design and engineering fields.
- Prerequisites
- No prior experience in aeromodelling is required, but a basic understanding of physics can be beneficial.
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Rewards and recognition
Certificate
Aerogo Certificate of Completion
Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion from Aerogo. Top performers will be awarded a Certificate of Completion with Distinction.
Opens doors to
Provides a foundational understanding of aerospace concepts, beneficial for future studies in engineering and related STEM fields, enhancing college applications.
Career pathways
Fosters interest in STEM careers, particularly in aeronautical engineering and aviation, providing a foundational understanding for future professional paths.
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration opened
- 1 Sept 2025
- Registration closed
- 31 Oct 2025
- Workshop
- 15 Nov 2025
How to apply
- 1Interested participants can register for the workshop through the Aerogo website or designated registration portals. Specific application details will be provided upon inquiry.
Rules and guidelines
- Participants must adhere to all safety guidelines provided by the instructors during the workshop.
- All materials provided for glider construction must be used as instructed.
- Participants are expected to engage actively in both theoretical and practical sessions.
- Respectful conduct towards instructors and fellow participants is mandatory.
- A minimum of 100 students is required for the workshop to proceed.
Fees and financial support
Fee details
The one-day rubber-powered glider workshop costs ₹999 per student. A minimum of 100 students is required for the workshop.
About this opportunity
The Rubber Powered Glider Workshop by Aerogo offers an exciting hands-on opportunity for children to delve into the world of aeromodelling. Participants will learn the captivating principles behind glider functioning and design concepts through interactive lectures and guided design sessions. This workshop aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of glider dynamics, empowering students to build their very own gliders from scratch.
This workshop is suitable for students aged 8 to 18 years with a general interest in aircraft design and related engineering fields. No prior experience in aeromodelling is required, making it accessible for beginners. Younger participants may attend with assistance, ensuring a supportive learning environment for all.
Participants will gain practical experience in aircraft fabrication and flight testing, developing skills in aerodynamics, controls, and stability. They will also receive a Certificate of Completion from Aerogo, with a Certificate of Completion with Distinction for top performers. This experience can spark interest in STEM careers and provide a foundational understanding of aeronautical engineering.
The workshop includes a theory session covering aeromodelling fundamentals, glider theory, and aircraft parts, followed by hands-on construction and flight testing. Expert instructors will guide participants through every step, from understanding materials to optimizing glider performance.
Academic details
Difficulty: Beginner
What's covered
The workshop curriculum includes fundamentals of aeromodelling, theory of gliders, construction of a rubber-powered glider, and flight testing. Topics covered in the theory session include aeromodelling types, flight principles, main aircraft parts, aerodynamics and forces, Bernoulli's Principle, Newton's Laws, glider history, materials used, and factors affecting glider performance.
Frequently asked questions
How can participants best apply the skills learned in the workshop to future projects?
Participants are encouraged to practice the principles of aerodynamics and design learned by building more complex models or participating in aeromodelling clubs. The foundational knowledge gained is directly applicable to various STEM projects and competitions.
What strategies can help participants retain the knowledge and practical experience from the workshop long-term?
Engaging in follow-up activities, reviewing the provided manual, and discussing concepts with peers or mentors can significantly aid knowledge retention. Continued hands-on practice is key to solidifying the learning outcomes.
What are the practical outcomes participants can expect beyond building a glider?
Beyond constructing a glider, participants develop critical problem-solving, analytical, and design thinking skills. They gain an introduction to aeronautical engineering, fostering an interest in STEM careers and providing a tangible project for their portfolio.
Are there opportunities for participants to connect with other young aviation enthusiasts after the workshop?
Aerogo often facilitates connections through its online community or local aeromodelling clubs. Participants can inquire about these opportunities to network with like-minded individuals and continue their aeromodelling journey.
What are the recommended next steps for participants who wish to further explore aeromodelling or aviation?
Participants interested in further exploration should consider joining aeromodelling clubs, attending advanced workshops, or exploring online courses in aerodynamics and aircraft design. Engaging with STEM mentors can also provide valuable guidance.
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