FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our programs, camps, and Us.
Common Queries
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We accept students as young as 4 years old! Our curriculum is tailored for different age groups, starting with simple LEGO building for Pre-K/K and advancing to complex coding for teens.
No prior experience is needed. We separate students into Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels to ensure everyone learns at their own pace.
We maintain a strict ratio of roughly 1:6 or 1:8 to ensure every child gets the personal attention and guidance they need to succeed.
Our instructors include Carnegie Mellon certified educators and engineering professionals with decades of combined experience in STEM education.
We use a proprietary curriculum that integrates LEGO Education, VEX Robotics, and leading computer science standards to provide a comprehensive STEM education.
It's purposeful play! While fun, every session involves learning gears, pulleys, sensors, motors, and programming logic. They build machines, not just models.
Yes. Younger students start with block-based coding (like Scratch), which teaches logic structure. Older students advance to text-based languages like Python and C++.
We teach Scratch (Block coding), Python, C++, and specialized robotics languages for LEGO and VEX platforms.
Yes! We have competitive teams for FIRST LEGO League (FLL) and VEX IQ competitions, where our students frequently win regional awards.
RobotiX Institute is a locally owned and operated business committed to serving the Tennessee community with high-quality education.
We have centers conveniently located in Brentwood and Murfreesboro, TN.
We are open most weekdays after school hours and on weekends. Camp hours typically run from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM or 4:00 PM during breaks.
Yes, both of our locations have ample free parking for convenient drop-offs and pick-ups.
Yes, student safety is our priority. We have monitored entry and check-in/check-out procedures to ensure every child is safe.
Typically, classes are drop-off to help students focus. However, we have specific demonstration days and open houses where parents are encouraged to come and see their child's projects!
Registration is easy! You can register directly on our website by selecting your desired program, or visit us in person.
Yes, our weekly programs are designed to be modular. As long as there is an open spot in the class, your child can join at any time.
Absolutely! We offer a free trial class so your child can experience the program and see if it's a good fit before you commit.
We require 30 days' notice for weekly program cancellations. For camps, please check our specific camp refund policy, typically requiring notice 2 weeks in advance.
Yes, we offer a 10% discount for the second child when siblings are enrolled together.
For recurring programs, you are billed every 4 weeks. Camps and workshops are one-time payments due at registration.
We understand things come up. If you notify us in advance, we will do our best to schedule a makeup class for your child.
We generally do not provide lunch. Students bringing full-day camps should pack a nut-free lunch.
Yes, we provide light snacks during our sessions. Please let us know if your child has any specific allergies.
Just a water bottle and lunch (if full day). We provide all the tech, robots, and learning materials needed.
Yes, we offer early drop-off and late pick-up options for our camp programs for an additional fee. Please inquire at registration.
Yes, we strive to be inclusive. Please discuss your child's specific needs with us beforehand so we can ensure we have the right support in place.
Yes, private 1-on-1 sessions are available for students who want accelerated learning or specific project assistance.
Yes! We host robotics-themed birthday parties where kids can build and battle robots. Contact us for packages and availability.
No, we provide all the expensive hardware and software in our center. You do not need to purchase anything for home unless you want to practice extra.