We inspire to explore the world through technology - in interesting and understandable way.

The International School of Innovations was founded in 2016 and is a registered educational institution. Our main goals are:

to promote technical education for children and adults;
to promote and develop technical creativity;
to provide training in robotics and programming for children, young people and adults.

Within a few years, we have become one of the leading educational institutions in implementing innovative teaching methods in the field of STEAM (Science – Technology – Engineering – Arts – Mathematics). The International School of Innovations has 3 certified education programs, 3 active franchise locations, and active involvement in EU education projects.

Robotics and technology classes

We organize robotics classes in educational institutions for children from 3 to 19 years. This is an exciting way to learn about technologies that will be useful in future professions.

Camps for Kids

Camps are organized for children aged 6 – 13. They attach great importance to portraying the role of technology in everyday life through various workshops, experiments, activities.

Parties for Kids

Exciting parties with LEGO robot battles for kids aged 5 – 9. During the party, children will not only gain unforgettable emotions, but also new knowledge.

New educational products

We make sure that the curriculum and the technical toolkit are constantly updated and improved. To accomplish this, we are testing and implementing various new methods and products from around the world.

Support for educational institutions

We are pleased to be able to contribute to improving the education of children and youth. Thus, we provide support in material, delivered knowledge or in some other way that helps to improve the learning environment in educational institutions.

Charity

We promote equal access to technical education for children and young people from all sections of society, involving children with disabilities, children from poor and disadvantaged families in technical creativity.