PROGRAMS
Competitive Robotics
At Caribbean Robotics Academy (CRA), our Competitive Robotics program empowers students to challenge themselves, innovate, and grow through participation in local, and international robotics competitions. We help students develop technical, teamwork, and leadership skills while inspiring a passion for STEAM fields.
What We Offer
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Student-led team formation and peer collaboration for robotics competitions.
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Hands-on access driven by student exploration and innovation.
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Guidance that supports students in engineering design, building, programming, documentation, and strategy, while ensuring students remain the primary decision-makers.
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Opportunities for students to actively compete in leagues, regional tournaments, and national championships, representing their own ideas, solutions, and teamwork.
Why Choose CRA Competitive Robotics?
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Student-centered learning that promotes leadership, problem solving, and innovation.
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Real-world engineering challenges that inspire creativity and resilience.
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Opportunities to represent their organization and country at national and international competitions.
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Supportive environment that celebrates teamwork, inclusion, and diversity.
How Our Competitive Robotics Program Works
CRA’s Competitive Robotics Program operates as an after school student organization / club model, where students take the lead in building, programming, and managing their own robotics teams, guided by certified CRA coaches.
CRA Islanders
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For students not affiliated with an educational institution robotics program.
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Admission is based on an entrance exam.
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Certified CRA Instructor-Coach (CRA-IC) is assign to provide lessons and ongoing coaching, ensuring students lead their own robotics project and competition journey in alignment with the student-centered policy. ​
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The CRA-IC guides students through the engineering design process, programming, documentation, and competition strategy. All key decisions are made by the students. ​​​​
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Team Structure and Requirements depends of each region capacity. ​​
