Professional Certificate in Teaching with Physical Computing

The Education team at Arm is the world's largest semiconductor IP company and works with top academics and teachers to bring you Teaching with Physical Computing. Arm’, a technology company, has technology in billions of devices, including supercomputers, smartphones, and cars, as well as small computers made by partners like Micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, and Arduino.

We partner with schools to support teaching communities in STEM & Computing. This includes training and a variety of free resources on arm.com/schools.

No matter if you're new to teaching Computing, or an experienced teacher of Computer Science, Teaching with Physical Computing will help you to become an expert in Project-Based Learning (PBL).

The Arm School Program's series of professional development courses will introduce you to Physical Computing and show you how to use it in the classroom through Project-Based Learning. We show how programming physical computing devices such as the Microbit, Raspberry Pi, and Arduino enable educators to use a constructionist approach in computing education. This involves focusing classroom learning on real-world problem-solving.

This program is self-paced and will help you master PBL: its pedagogy, practical application, and educational theoretical principles. This program will teach you how to integrate Project-Based Learning into your classroom and how to evaluate it. This program will equip you with a complete toolkit of concepts that you can use in your classroom.