National Institute for Robotics and Technology - NIRT JO

Our Story NIRT (National Institute for Robotics and Technology) is an educational institute founded by a group of highly educated professional engineers dedicated to spreading exceptional technical experiences to promising young students through an interactive, stimulating environment. Based in Amman, Jordan, the institute has accumulated more than 11 years of experience, served over 18,000 students across 3+ countries, and earned more than 85 awards. NIRT maintains accreditations from independent educational bodies that regularly assess teaching and learning quality, ensuring alignment with international standards in academics, administration, and related services. Its vision is to become a leading regional institution that empowers all types of students regardless of academic level or background, while its mission centers on unlocking creativity, building innovation, and shaping personalities with leadership skills including self-confidence, responsibility, and teamwork. Programs & Trainings Juniors Program (Ages 7-9), Six integrated, cumulative courses drawn from different educational schools, structured across 6 main levels with 14 interactive lessons per level. Students collaborate in classrooms, practice through hands-on projects and worksheets, and learn to present their work internally. The path is designed to develop a solid knowledge base, ignite interest in science and robotics, and foster creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Seniors Program (Ages 10-17), Ten main cumulative levels plus 4 elective courses, each level comprising 14 interactive lessons. Students are guided by educational experts into six specialized schools covering mathematics, coding, engineering, science, physics, and technology. Hands-on instruction strengthens the ability to design, build, and program personal projects; elective courses unlock based on the student’s advancing knowledge and skills. University Program (Ages 18+), A practical complement to academic coursework for university students, designed to turn difficult theoretical subjects into manageable, mastered competencies. Covers mechanics, electronics, programming, and advanced topics beyond standard course requirements through hands-on experience and multiple perspectives. Open Workshops, Offered to all ages without scheduling or background restrictions. Delivered by highly experienced coaches, these sessions provide practical, applicable experience with today’s new technological devices, machines, and instruments: how they work, how to use them, and what to build with them. School of Robotics, Provides an overview of robot mechanisms, dynamics, computer vision, and intelligent controls. School of Mechanical Engineering, Emphasizes practical experience and technical skills by exploring the mechanisms of various gadgets and tools. School of Electrical Engineering, Covers electrical technologies and their implementation in electronic equipment. School of Control Systems and Automation, Introduces microcontroller selection, different sensor types, manufacturing automation techniques, coding, wired and wireless communication, and sensor data display methods. School of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, Introduces computer programming and AI, enabling understanding of cutting-edge technologies from driverless cars to advanced strategic programs. School of Business and Marketing, Focuses on building smart social values, enriching individual marketing skills, and teaching how to present business models to an audience. Seasonal Camps, Yearly educational camps combining workshops and challenges to develop technical and soft skills in an immersive setting. Online Training, Remote courses delivered via the institute’s digital learning platform. Community Service & Scholarships, Free trainings and scholarships provided to less fortunate students in neighboring communities to ensure equitable access to robotics and STEM education. Specialties Robotics and STEM Education Mechanical, Electrical, and Control Systems Engineering Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Automation, Microcontrollers, and IoT Business Development and Marketing Skills Hands-On Engineering and Project-Based Learning Curriculum Development and Educational Accreditation Technical Consultation, Research, and Custom Project Design Community Outreach and Scholarship Programs Methods & Approach NIRT gathers theory and practice into an integrated curriculum: theory constructs essential fundamentals in robotics sciences, while practice provides substantial insight through challenging, hands-on procedures in programming, design, and automation. The institute employs an engineering brainstorming model for problem-solving, interactive classroom collaboration, and a credit-hours, style model for electives. Learning occurs in upgraded innovation labs where students apply modern technologies to real-world contexts, balanced by entertaining areas that encourage social learning and thought-provoking games. Faculty members are certified, highly qualified professionals, most holding engineering degrees, who continually update their methodology through training-of-trainers (TOT) programs and active participation in technology projects and events. Who It's For Children aged 7-9 beginning their STEM exploration; students aged 10-17 seeking structured, progressive paths in robotics and engineering; university students needing practical supplementation to theoretical courses; adults and professionals of all ages interested in emerging technologies through open workshops; schools seeking to integrate robotics, electronics, mechanics, and programming into daily or after-school schedules; universities aiming to establish robotics community clubs; local and global organizations wishing to embed robotics literacy into their programs; and underprivileged community members accessing free training and scholarships. Facilities & Practical Info The institute occupies the 5th floor of Building #194 on Mecca Street in Amman. The environment includes classrooms equipped with upgraded technology tools and equipment, innovation labs where students witness the implementation of modern technologies in everyday life, and entertaining areas for collaborative rest and thought-provoking games. Programs are delivered in-person at the Amman center, complemented by an online training platform. Seasonal camps and community service initiatives are conducted yearly. Location Address: Mecca St., Building #194 (Floor #5, Amman) Jordan Hours: See website for schedule The "+" More than 11 years of specialized robotics education experience and 18,000+ students trained across 3+ countries International accreditations from independent educational bodies ensuring global standards in teaching and administration Six dedicated educational schools covering robotics, mechanical/electrical engineering, control systems, computer science/AI, and business Certified faculty composed primarily of engineering professionals actively engaged in research, development, and industry projects Comprehensive learning ecosystem spanning junior programs to university partnerships, alongside free community scholarships and outreach