Course Overview
Digital Making with micro:bit is a 24-hour course that introduces primary school students to coding and electronics with the micro:bit, a pocket-sized programmable microcontroller. Students program it in MakeCode, a block-based language, and practise computational thinking by wiring up components that move (servos), light up (LED strips), and make noise (buzzers).
Lesson Outcomes
Program microcontrollers
Introduce coding, electronics, and hands-on digital making
Learn MakeCode
Reinforce design thinking, creativity, and maker principles
Details
Zenitant is a fellow Microsoft Global Training Partner, with whom we partnered to offer these courses to primary schools in 2025. Through our close collaboration, we have brought the annual 3d-tronics Micro-controller Challenge from 2018 to 2022. Please note that for the microcontroller course, schools needed to have their own micro:bit kits. Tinker Class is a distributor for micro:bit and accessories; please contact us at hello@tinkerclass.tech to place orders at a discounted education pricing. Training was provided under Zenitant Pte Ltd. — email us to find out more.
Course | Course Code | Hours | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
Digital Making with micro:bit | P-MICROSOFT-MAKE-BASIC / P-MICROSOFT-MAKE-INTM | 24 hours | Suitable for schools with PCs, Macs, iPads, and Chromebooks. micro:bit required. |

