VITM Arduino Summer Vacation Hobby Courses
by Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum
Build hands-on Arduino & electronics skills
Hands-on Arduino summer workshops at VITM Bengaluru where school students build sensor-based and app-controlled electronics projects.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
₹1,500
Participation format
Individual
Duration
A 5-day batch held during the school summer vacation in April and May, with one session per day
Eligibility
Open to school students in grades 8 to 11 (Senior category) enrolling for the relevant academic year, who can attend in person at VITM Bengaluru during the April-May summer vacation. Multiple course enrolment is permitted, subject to seat availability.
- Grade level
- Grade 8 to 11
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Recognition
NCSM museum programme
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration closed
- 15 Apr 2026
- Workshop
- 20 Apr 2026 to 24 Apr 2026
How to apply
- 1Open the registration Google Form linked from the VITM website during the announcement window, or collect a physical entry form at the museum
- 2Fill participant details and select the preferred course or courses
- 3Submit the form; seats are confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis
- 4Pay the course fee online after the museum shares bank details, or pay in cash at the museum after contacting the Education Officer
Rules and guidelines
- Seats are allotted on a first-come, first-served basis
- Admission is confirmed only after successful payment of the course fee
- Participants may enrol in more than one course subject to seat availability
Fees and financial support
Fee details
Course fee is confirmed at Rs 1500 per course; the museum shares bank details for online payment after registration, and cash payment is also accepted at the museum after contacting the Education Officer.
About this opportunity
VITM Arduino Summer Vacation Hobby Courses are hands-on electronics workshops for school students, held every April and May at the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum in Bengaluru.
The course is open to students in the Senior category, grades 8 to 11, enrolling for the relevant academic year. Participants attend in person at the museum campus and can also choose to join other hobby course subjects running the same summer.
Sessions are conducted by museum educators and introduce the Arduino microcontroller platform through hands-on circuit building, covering sensor-based projects such as automatic water tap control, distance measurement displays, and app-controlled home automation. Each batch runs across five days with a single session per day.
Registration opens through an online form linked from the VITM website, with seats allotted on a first-come, first-served basis and a course fee of Rs 1500 payable after registration.
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
The course introduces school students to the Arduino microcontroller platform through hands-on circuit building and simple programming, covering sensor-based projects such as automatic water tap control, distance measurement, and app-controlled home automation.
Frequently asked questions
How do participants maximize their learning experience during the Arduino workshop?
Participants can enhance their learning by actively engaging in all hands-on activities, asking questions, and experimenting with the concepts taught. Reviewing basic electronics principles before the workshop can also be beneficial.
What are the practical outcomes students can expect from completing this workshop?
Upon completion, students will have built several functional Arduino-based projects, gaining practical skills in circuit building, microcontroller programming, and sensor integration. This foundation can inspire further exploration in electronics and robotics.
Are there opportunities for students to continue their learning after the workshop concludes?
The workshop provides a strong introductory foundation. Students are encouraged to explore online resources, community forums, and advanced courses in Arduino and electronics to continue developing their skills independently.
What safety measures are in place for students participating in the hands-on electronics activities?
All hands-on sessions are conducted under the direct supervision of experienced museum educators. Safety protocols for handling electronic components and tools are strictly enforced to ensure a secure learning environment for all participants.
What should parents consider when enrolling students in multiple hobby courses?
Parents should ensure that the chosen courses do not overlap in schedule and that the student can manage the time commitment for each. It is advisable to confirm the schedule for all desired courses with the museum's education department.
What kind of support is available for students who face challenges during the workshop?
Museum educators and instructors are available throughout the workshop to provide guidance and support. Students are encouraged to ask questions and seek assistance whenever they encounter difficulties with concepts or projects.
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