Jason I.
9/5/2013
I am a "Professional Hacker" by job title, so when I saw that there was a robotics school that my kid could go to less than ten miles away from our home in Woodland Hills I jumped at the...
Great Minds Robotics
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5925 De Soto Ave
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
Great Minds Robotics is a cutting-edge learning center in Los Angeles that offers students in grades K through 12 the opportunity to explore and absorb the concepts of real-world robotics, object-oriented programming, and mechanical engineering. With a focus on developing critical thinking skills and building confidence, Great Minds Robotics provides a unique combination of technology, equipment, and course material that is not available anywhere else.
Through their innovative approach, Great Minds Robotics aims to ignite the passion for advanced technology in children who have a special interest in computers and robotics. By providing unmatched fun and hands-on learning experiences, they prepare students to compete for employment as Junior Web or Application Developers and more, ensuring that they graduate with the knowledge and skills needed for success in the field.
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4.012 reviewsJassi S.
5/27/2023
Initially the organizers are really nice to get your business. Once you are in the program for few months they get super rude and disrespectful. Stay away from this center.
Rachel P.
5/26/2017
Great staff and knowledge teachers. My son has been going there for 7 years and loves it. He started with robotics and now is in the advanced programming class. It's his favorite place in earth.
Keith Y.
8/31/2013
Great Minds is a fantastic program, and we are very grateful to Stan and Anna for providing such a fun and nurturing learning environment for our kids. Our kids have been going to Great Minds for...
Gina K.
4/24/2014
Thank you Stan and Anna for your foresight, creativity and organization to develop a much needed STEM program which is hard to find elsewhere in LA, both public and private. Your robot class was...
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