Your child is the builder
Every student gets guided support, but they are still the builder. The hands on the car are theirs.
July 22–29, 2026
Current sale price: 4,900 THB Original price 6,900 THB
7 sessions · Small private class · Ages 10–15 · English-taught · Hang Dong, Chiang Mai
Your child builds a working Wi-Fi controlled RC car in seven beginner-friendly sessions, then takes it home. Ages 10–15 in Hang Dong, Chiang Mai.
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For Parents
The short version: a small private class where kids build, code, and keep a real Wi-Fi controlled RC car.
PROJECT: WIFI_RC_07
01 / Who it is for
02 / When & where
03 / What they receive
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The Project
A real RC car, driven from a phone or laptop over Wi-Fi. Your child builds it, codes it, and takes it home.
Mission complete
Follow the whole engineering loop from loose parts to a car they can confidently explain and drive.
Assemble the car body and main components.
Connect the motors, battery, and electronics safely.
Use simple code to control movement over Wi-Fi.
Drive from a phone or laptop control page.
Find problems, test ideas, and fix what is not working.
Take the finished RC car home and explain how it works.
Why This Class Is Different
Kids do not gain confidence by watching someone explain. They gain it by trying, getting stuck, fixing mistakes, and seeing the car finally move.
Every student gets guided support, but they are still the builder. The hands on the car are theirs.
This is a small private class, so students can ask questions and get help without feeling lost.
When the car does not work, that becomes part of the lesson. Students learn to find the problem and fix it themselves.
Students work with real code, real wires, and real motors, explained in plain language a beginner can follow.
Meet the Instructor
A small class means your child works directly with the instructor at every session: building, testing, and fixing together.
Workshop instructor / ID 01
August grew up in the United States and studied at the University of Washington. Students are encouraged to try things, break things, and understand how they really work, instead of just repeating what they are told.
“Mistakes are safe here.”Classroom rule #1
The Schedule
Wednesday July 22 – Wednesday July 29, 2026. No class on Tuesday July 28. Monday July 27 is an optional help/testing session before final drive day.
Students learn what the car parts do, test simple movement code, and understand how the project works.
4:45–6:45 PM
Students assemble the car body, place the main parts, and prepare the wiring layout.
4:45–6:45 PM
Students connect motors, organize wires, test power, and check that the car responds safely.
4:45–6:45 PM
Students use a simple web control page to make the car move forward, backward, left, and right.
1:45–5:45 PM
Students fix common problems, tune movement, customize the car, and practice explaining how it works.
1:45–5:45 PM
Students who want extra support can test, get help, and prepare their car before final drive day.
4:45–6:45 PM
A day off before the final drive. Students come back ready for the last session.
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Students complete final tests, do a small driving challenge, receive a certificate, and take the completed car home.
4:45–6:45 PM
The first and last 15 minutes of each session are a relaxed drop-off and pick-up window.
Price
Original price 6,900 THB Limited private-course seats
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