Typically 7+, able to read simple text and numbers, and able to follow building instructions. Adult supervision is recommended for advanced Pybricks programming. We recommend adult help for children under 16 to register and occasionally supervise progress.

With 100+ diverse and exciting models, there’s something for everyone.

There will be downloadable PDF cheat sheets and workbooks, but no full instructions, to protect the content against piracy and other companies copying and/or exploiting my work. You can access everything securely inside a walled, structured learning space designed just for members.

Any smart device or computer browser. Chrome is needed for the Web Apps that communicate via Bluetooth Low Energy with the LEGO hubs. Bluefy (or equivalent browser) might be needed on iOS.

Right now, everything is in English. Eventually, yes, there will be translations. We hope to expand to more languages depending on demand.

• For SPIKE Prime and Essential, I use the LEGO SPIKE App (Scratch) for most projects.
• For the LEGO BOOST projects, I usee the LEGO BOOST App (blocks).
• For LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3, I use the EV3 Lab App (EV3-G). Only some projects were ported to EV3 Classroom (Scratch).
• For LEGO Education Wireless devices (Science kits, CS & AI kits), I use the Coding Canvas app.
  For all the advanced projects, I use Pybricks (blocks or micropython coding).

Block coding is a visual way to learn programming. Kids connect colored blocks that represent commands—like move, turn, play sound, or sense colors. It’s perfect for beginners and leads naturally to text‑based languages like Python.

Yes! We already use Pybricks, which lets kids write Python code for their LEGO robots. Some projects gradually transitions from block coding to real code when your child is ready.

Pybricks is a revolutionary alternative firmware for LEGO hubs that allows advanced programming in Python, seamlessly transitioning from block programming. It also makes the LEGO hubs independent from your device (SPIKE Essential, LEGO BOOST, LEGO Technic hubs).

Yes, detailed and comparable to official LEGO manuals. Check out the demos on my website.

Each library clearly indicates which LEGO kit is used to build the models included. One LEGO kit is often enough (sometimes the expansion kits or extra parts are needed and indicated).

No. I deliver 100% digital online content. I don’t sell or ship any physical LEGO kits. No physical materials are included or advertised anywhere. You’ll use your own LEGO set to build and learn at your pace, following my detailed video lessons and building instructions.

Perfect! They’ll skip the slow start and dive into engineering challenges, building real robots and learning advanced skills like sensors, logic, and Python with Pybricks.

Absolutely. The course is designed to be self‑paced and intuitive. You can learn alongside your kid or just provide encouragement. Many parents say they end up learning too.

🔥 Prof. Bricks – Learn from a globally known LEGO robotics educator and designer.
🔥 Build‑first learning – Instead of tweaking templates, kids invent their own machines and robots using hands‑on methods inspired by LEGO.
🔥 Practical foundations – We use Scratch‑based coding and Pybricks to teach real‑world concepts in robotics, mechanics, and programming.
🔥 Learn at your own pace – Kids follow clear, structured lessons, but also get opportunities to experiment, invent, and extend projects with their own ideas.

Yes, but each child must be registered separately with a unique email address. Each account tracks individual progress and unlocks different parts of the course based on their achievements.

You get instant access to the Prof. Bricks learning platform, where you will find the content you selected at purchase.

Sure, you can find free tutorials on YouTube—but you’ll spend more time skipping ads and filtering random content than actually learning.
Prof. Bricks Academy gives you:
🔥 A structured path with progressive lessons
🔥 No ads, no distractions, no random suggestions
🔥 Clear, distraction‑free learning space—no YouTube account required
🔥 Exclusive downloads, tools, and Bluetooth Web Apps
🔥 Regular updates based on member feedback
🔥 Zero frustration—just real robotics skills and motivation that lasts

Yes, free tutorials will still be posted on YouTube occasionally. But the best, most structured, and never‑before‑seen content is exclusive to the Academy and not available publicly.

All lessons are online and available 24/7. You’ll have your personal login to the Prof. Bricks learning hub with step‑by‑step tutorials, instructions, and coding environments all in one place.

Yes! We offer a 2-day no‑questions‑asked refund for first‑time members. If you’re not satisfied, just email us within 2 days of your first purchase. Note: Refunds apply only to new memberships. Renewals are non‑refundable. Memberships renew automatically unless you cancel before the next billing date.

Yes, you can stop your subscription whenever you want. You’ll retain access until the end of the billing period. If you choose to rejoin later, it will be at the current offer and price at that time.

No, the content is designed for independence, self‑paced progress, and family‑led learning with support available when needed. Technical support is included; custom support might be available as a premium extra service.

Sometimes! We open and close enrollment a few times a year to better serve current students. If enrollment is closed, you can join the waiting list and be the first to know when doors reopen.