For universities
Applicants who have already built something, and can prove it.
Admissions teams read thousands of personal statements claiming an interest in engineering. Ours arrive with dated, verifiable projects and an assessed skills record — checkable by your team directly, without contacting us.
Three routes
Where a partnership usually starts
Most begin with one of these and grow into the others. None of them require a commercial relationship to begin.
Admissions
Verified applicant evidence
Portfolio and certificate verification your admissions team can check directly, at no cost and with no account. A claimed project becomes a checkable one.
Research
Joint research and evaluation
Access to anonymised, consented longitudinal data on STEAM learning outcomes in Pakistan — a dataset that does not currently exist elsewhere at this scale.
Outreach
Pre-university programmes
Co-delivered on your campus, using your laboratories and academic supervision alongside our curriculum and instructors.
Terms of engagement
What each side brings
Stated plainly, because partnerships that are not symmetrical on paper tend not to be symmetrical in practice either.
| LearnOBots brings | The university brings |
|---|---|
| Curriculum and trained instructors | Campus and laboratory access |
| Learner pipeline and verified records | Academic credibility and supervision |
| Platform, assessment and reporting | Research design and publication |
| Schools relationships across provinces | Standing with funders and policy bodies |
For admissions officers
What a verified applicant record actually contains
This is what your team would see, without needing an account or a call with us.
Dated projects
Each with the student's own write-up, media, and what failed first
Assessed skill levels
Across robotics, electronics, coding and design, tied to completed work
Verifiable certificates
A public code your team can check independently in one step
Programme history
Which programmes, when, and delivered by whom
Start with a conversation, not a contract.
Most partnerships begin with a single co-delivered cohort on your campus. It costs one term to find out whether the working relationship is right.