Every YETU program is designed to deliver Skills in Technology, Engineering and Mental Development — delivered by trained educators, directly into your school, term by term.
Our Coding program introduces students to the world of software development — starting from the very basics and building up to real-world projects. Students learn to think logically, solve problems creatively, and build digital solutions that matter.
From block-based coding in Scratch to Python scripting and web development, every level is designed to be practical, engaging, and relevant to Africa's growing technology economy.
Our Robotics program is where engineering meets imagination. Students design, build, and program their own robots using hands-on kits — then compete in inter-school robotics challenges that push their skills to the next level.
Robotics builds engineering thinking, teamwork, and a deep understanding of how technology works in the real world — skills that are directly linked to Africa's growing need for engineers and innovators.
The ancient abacus meets modern education. Our Abacus program trains students to perform complex arithmetic calculations at remarkable speed — entirely in their heads, without a calculator.
This is the Mental Development pillar of YETU STEM. Regular abacus practice has been proven to improve concentration, memory, and overall academic performance — not just in maths, but across all subjects.
Chess is one of the most powerful educational tools in the world. Our school chess program teaches students strategic thinking, patience, and the ability to plan several moves ahead — skills that directly transfer to academics and life.
Backed by research showing chess improves maths scores, reading comprehension, and critical thinking, the YETU Chess program is a powerful addition to any school's STEM offering.
YETU African STEM is looking forward — beyond the classroom and into the cosmos. Our upcoming Space Technology program introduces students to the exciting worlds of Rocket Science and Aviation Engineering.
Africa has a space future. Countries like Kenya, Ethiopia, and Egypt are developing national space programs. YETU Space Technology will ensure that African students are ready to be part of it — as engineers, scientists, and innovators, not just spectators.
Partner with YETU African STEM and give your students access to Coding, Robotics, Abacus, Chess, and the future of Space Technology.