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$150 / Month
Tuesdays ⢠10:00 AM
Starts: August 18, 2026
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Friday Class
$150 / Month
Fridays ⢠5:30 PM
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Homeschool Electronics Lab
Sango Electronics Enrichment Program
Ages
8-12
Duration
12 weeks
Class Size
Maximum 12 Students
Tuition
$150/month
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Weekly Hands-On Electronics Enrichment Program
Designed for homeschool families in the Sango area of Clarksville and open to all students ages 8â12 who enjoy building, exploring, and discovering how electronics work.
Weekly In-Person Classes
Join us every Tuesday or Friday for 50 minute sessions that build confidence and practical electronics skills week after week.
Small Class Sizes
Every class is limited to 12 students, giving each child plenty of time to build, ask questions, and receive individual guidance.
Learn Through Building
Students don’t just hear about circuitsâthey build them, test them, troubleshoot them, and watch them come to life.
Future-Ready Skills
Electronics is more than a hobbyâit’s the foundation for future careers in engineering, robotics, automation, and technology.
Enrollment
Circuits I (C1) – August 2026 Cohort
| Length 12 Weeks (3 months) | Class Size Maximum 12 Students | Class Duration 50 Minutes |
Please choose one class when enrolling. Each class follows the same 12-week Circuits I (C1) curriculum, and enrollment is for that class only.
What You’ll Learn in Circuits I (C1)
Over the course of this 12-week beginner program, students progress from simple electrical concepts to building complete working circuits. Each lesson builds on the previous one, helping students gain confidence through hands-on projects and real-world experimentation.
- Introduction to electricity and electronics
- Electrical safety and best practices
- Build a lemon battery experiment
- Electronic components and what they do
- Breadboards and circuit building
- LEDs, batteries, and resistors
- Series vs. parallel circuits
- Capacitors Transistors and Relays
- Build a working burglar alarm system
No prior electronics experience is required. Every project is designed to build confidence while introducing real-world electronic concepts in a fun, hands-on way.
Use code FAMILY at checkout for 15% off when enrolling multiple children.
What Your Child Will Gain
Every 12-week program is designed to build confidence through hands-on learning in a small-group environment.
- Personal Instruction from an Electrical Engineer
Every class is personally taught by an Electrical Engineer with over 15 years of technology experience. - Structured Hands-On Learning
A structured curriculum that builds one concept at a time. - Small Classes (Maximum 12 Students)
Plenty of opportunities to ask questions and receive individual guidance. - A Personal Electronics Kit to Keep
Build with real components in class and continue experimenting at home. - Hands-On Projects Every Week
Every lesson includes practical circuit-building activitiesânot just theory. - Take-Home Lesson Worksheets
Reinforce each lesson with short activities that help students review what they learned. - Real Electronic Components
Work with breadboards, LEDs, resistors, capacitors, relays, transistors, motors, and more. - A Final Working Project
A tangible accomplishment that brings together everything learned during the course.
Join a Community of Families Who Value Learning
Our small classes bring together families who enjoy learning, asking questions, and supporting one another’s educational journey.
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Electrical Engineer ⢠Father of Four ⢠Software Entrepreneur
Hi, I’m ĂrpĂĄd MĂĄtyus.
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and have spent more than 15 years building software, designing technology, and running my own software company.
As a father of four, I created Homeschool Electronics Lab to share my passion for electronics with the next generation through hands-on, project-based learning.
Every class is personally taught by me, ensuring each student receives the guidance, encouragement, and individual attention they need to succeed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this program for?
Our classes are designed for curious young learners who enjoy building, exploring, and discovering how electronics work through hands-on projects.
Do students need any prior experience?
No. Every new student begins with Circuits I (C1), where we start with the fundamentals and build skills step by step.
What is included with tuition?
Tuition includes weekly instructor-led classes, a personal electronics kit, classroom materials, and a structured curriculum.
How many students are in each class?
To provide personalized instruction, enrollment is limited to 12 students per class.
Can my child join anytime?
Enrollment opens at the beginning of each new cohort. Students progress through the curriculum together, so new enrollments are accepted before each course begins.
Can we try the program first?
Yes. We offer a limited 2-class trial enrollment for $80. If you decide to continue, your trial tuition will be credited toward your first month’s tuition. If you’re interested in a trial, please contact us for availability and details.
What should my child bring to class?
Nothing! We provide the electronics kit, components, classroom materials, and worksheets. Students just need to bring their curiosity and excitement to learn.
What if my child misses a class?
If a student misses a class, they’ll continue to have access to the online lesson materials and worksheets. We’ll also do our best to help them catch up so they can stay on track with the rest of the class.
What happens after Circuits I (C1)?
Students who complete Circuits I will be eligible to continue into future courses, where they’ll build more advanced projects and expand their electronics knowledge one step at a time.
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Ready to Start Building?
Give your child the opportunity to discover how electronics work through hands-on projects, small-group instruction, and a structured curriculum designed to build confidence one circuit at a time.