The RoboCoder training project was launched within the framework of the "Child-to-Child" project by the members of the Assembly of Children's Ambassadors operating under the State Committee for Family, Women and Children Affairs.

The goal of the project is to improve schoolchildren's computer knowledge, to provide them with basic information about programming languages, and as a result, to increase children's interest in the digital world and the field of informatics.

The first training took place on November 6, 2023, at the Republican Humanities Gymnasium named after SC Peshavari, which is a participant in the Committee's "Local Representations of the Assembly of Children's Ambassadors on General Educational Institutions" project, with the participation of 25 pre-registered children.

Nazrin Bayramli and Rufat Azizzadeh, members of the ICT department of the Assembly of Children's Ambassadors, are planning to organize regular training for 6 weeks, 2 times a week, for schoolchildren who are studying in the 4th, 10th, and 10th grades, are interested in the field of programming, and at the same time want to continue their education in this direction. 

During training, participants acquire theoretical knowledge on various topics in the field of programming, solving algorithmic problems, and at the same time practical skills.

Participants who successfully complete the 6-week training program will be awarded certificates.