From Primary School to Industry
Building the Next Generation of Robotics & AI Engineers
Primary School
Secondary School
This is not play-based edtech.
This is preparation for the real world.
Netacradle is a structured learning ecosystem that develops learners from early curiosity to industry-ready professionals in robotics, artificial intelligence, and intelligent systems.
We don’t teach isolated coding skills.
We build systems thinkers using real hardware, real software, and real industry architectures.
Most education programs stop at “learning to code.”
Industry needs people who can design, integrate, deploy, and maintain systems.
Netacradle bridges this gap through a progressive learning ladder — from primary school to professional practice — using the same tools, principles, and thinking used in real engineering environments.
A Complete Learning Pathway
One Continuous Journey — Not Disconnected Courses
From age 7 to professional level, learners progress through a clear, structured pathway:
Stage 1 — Explorers (Ages 7–10)
Tool: micro:bit
Build curiosity and confidence through hands-on making and experimentation.
Stage 2 — Builders (Ages 11–16)
Tool: Raspberry Pi Pico / Pico W
Move from play to structured problem-solving with embedded systems.
Stage 3 — Engineers (Ages 16–19)
Tools: Arduino / ESP32
Develop engineering discipline, reliability, and real-world control systems.
Stage 4 — Systems Architects (University Years 1–2)
Tool: Raspberry Pi (CrowPi)
Learn Linux, software architecture, and hardware–software integration.
Stage 5 — Robotics & AI Specialists (University Years 3–4)
Tools: TurtleBot / PIB, ROS 2, Jetson
Build autonomous robots using perception, navigation, and AI.
Stage 6 — Industry & Professional Practice
Tools: Industrial robots and controllers
Deploy production-grade systems with responsibility for safety, reliability, and scalability.
What Makes Netacradle Different
Real Tools, Not Simulations
Learners work with the same platforms used in industry:
micro:bit, Pico, Arduino, ESP32, Linux, ROS 2, Jetson, industrial robotics.
Systems Thinking from Day One
We teach how components interact — sensors, control, software, data, and decision-making — not isolated skills.
Progressive Mastery
Each stage builds directly on the previous one.
No repetition. No gaps. No toy traps.
Industry-Aligned Outcomes
Our programs are designed backward from real engineering roles, not classroom convenience.
Who Netacradle Is For
For Parents
A long-term pathway that builds confidence, discipline, and future-ready skills — not short-term enrichment.
For Schools & Institutions
A structured, assessable curriculum aligned to modern STEM, robotics, and AI education.
For Universities & IHLs
A practical bridge between theory and real-world systems integration.
For Industry & Professionals
Upskilling and reskilling programs focused on deployment, reliability, and responsibility.
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Graduate Profile
Netacradle graduates are:
Systems thinkers
Comfortable across hardware and software
Capable of building and deploying real-world solutions
Ready for robotics, AI, and intelligent infrastructure roles
They don’t just know how things work.
They know how to make systems work in the real world.
Built with Industry DNA
Netacradle is part of the Netatech Group, with deep roots in:
Robotics
AI systems
Intelligent infrastructure
Real-world deployment environments
Our curriculum reflects how systems are actually designed, built, and operated — not how they are simplified for classrooms.
Start the Journey
Whether you are:
A parent planning for your child’s future
An educator building a serious STEM program
An institution bridging education and industry
A professional preparing for the next wave of automation
Netacradle is where the journey begins.
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