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Training Arduino - Master the Basics for Your Connected Projects

Course created on July 27, 2026Updated on October 5, 2026

On quote$3,465

3 days
Onsite
10 people max.

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Ref: TAC495

10 people max.

On quote$3,465

In-company rate: on quotefrom $6,290 for the whole team

On-site and certification exam on quote

3 days

Onsite

Don't let this gap widen

Why this program matters

Without this training, risk wasting weeks fumbling with incomplete tutorials, 70% of beginners quit due to frustration over simple bugs.
Your DIY projects fail, poorly wired sensors burn out (cost 50€+ per error), IoT job opportunities pass you by while the market explodes (+25% positions/year).
Miss the rapid upskilling, stay stuck on theoretical basics, and let competitor makers dominate hackathons.
Invest 21h to prototype alone in 1 week instead of 3 months, avoid 80% of common pitfalls, transform ideas into profitable connected realities tomorrow.

Trusted by — schools, companies and industrial groups

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Companies: Aptar, ArcelorMittal, Equans, EDF, Ubisoft and Microsoft.

Learning objectives

Discover the Arduino ecosystem and its essential components
Install and configure the Arduino IDE for a quick start
Program your first sketches with basic instructions
Manipulate sensors and actuators through practical exercises
Build a simple and functional connected project
Debug and optimize your code for increased reliability

Program

Module 1Arduino Discovery: IDE installation, breadboard, first LED tests (tools, wiring, basic sketches)

Dive into the Arduino universe by installing the IDE, wiring your first breadboard with LEDs and resistors, writing and uploading simple sketches to blink lights, exploring built-in libraries through guided exercises, and testing your setups in real-time for immediate and motivating immersion.

Module 2Arduino Programming: sensors, loops, conditions (analog/digital, Serial Monitor, interactive projects)

Step up by programming sensor readings like the potentiometer or push button, mastering loops and conditions for smart reactions, using the Serial Monitor for debugging, assembling interactive circuits with buzzers and servos, and creating your first functional prototypes that respond to the environment.

Module 3Arduino Projects: integration, debugging, final deliverable (multiple sensors, optimized code, connected demonstration)

Finalize by integrating multiple sensors into a connected project like a basic weather station, optimizing code for efficiency, debugging common errors with pro tools, testing the robustness of your setups, and producing a complete deliverable ready for presentation, with tips for future developments.

Evaluation method

Daily interactive quizzes
Final project evaluated by the trainer
Self-assessment of acquired skills

Learning method

Practical exercises via videoconference
Real projects on provided Arduino board
Personalized live feedback

Methods, materials and delivery

The Training Arduino - Master the Basics for Your Connected Projects program is delivered onsite or remote (blended-learning, virtual classroom, remote presence). At Learni, an industry-certified training organization, every program is built to maximize skills acquisition regardless of the chosen format.

The trainer alternates between demonstrative, interrogative and active methods (through hands-on labs and/or scenarios). This pedagogical approach guarantees concrete learning that's immediately applicable at work.

Equipment required

For the smooth delivery of the Training Arduino - Master the Basics for Your Connected Projects program, the following equipment is required:

Mac or PC computers, high-speed fiber internet, whiteboard or flipchart, projector or interactive touch screen (for remote sessions)
Training environments installed on workstations or accessible online
Course materials, hands-on exercises and complementary resources
Post-training access to materials and educational resources

For intra-company training on a site outside Learni, the client commits to providing all required teaching materials (computers, internet, etc.) for the smooth delivery of the program in line with the prerequisites in the communicated program.

* contact us for remote delivery feasibility** ratio varies depending on the program

Skills assessment methods

Assessment of skills acquired during the Training Arduino - Master the Basics for Your Connected Projects program is performed through:

During training: case studies, hands-on labs and professional scenarios
End of training: self-assessment questionnaire and skills evaluation by the trainer
After training: completion certificate detailing acquired skills

Program accessibility

Learni is committed to making its programs accessible. All our programs are accessible to people with disabilities. Our teams are available to adapt the pedagogical methods to your specific needs. Please contact us for any adjustment request.

Enrollment terms and lead times

Registration is possible up to 48 business hours before the start of training. All our programs are built for corporate L&D budgets and delivered onsite or remotely.

The Learni story

Founded by engineers and learning experts, Learni's mission is to make high-impact tech training accessible to teams everywhere. We work remotely with organizations across the US and Canada, in your time zone, to help teams upskill fast.

Our method

Training quality, guaranteed at every step

Before, during, after: we frame the brief, introduce the trainer, tailor the content and measure impact. You stay in control from kickoff to wrap-up.

Step 1

Rigorous trainer selection

Each trainer is validated on three criteria: hands-on field expertise, proven pedagogy and alignment with your industry.

Triple validation: technical, pedagogical, sectoral.
Minimum rating 4.8/5 over the last 12 sessions.

Step 2

You meet the trainer beforehand

30-minute video call between you and the selected trainer to validate the fit, adjust content and clear any final doubts.

Live briefing on goals and team context.
Veto right — we swap the trainer for free if needed.

Step 3

Content tailored to your context

No recycled slides. The syllabus is reworked from your real cases: tools, constraints, vocabulary, ongoing projects.

Hands-on cases drawn from your stack and projects.
Program co-written then validated by your team.

Step 4

Continuous quality follow-up

Live evaluations, 30/90/180-day check-ins and a consolidation plan. If the impact misses the mark, we rework it.

NPS, knowledge quizzes and skills self-assessment.
Satisfaction guarantee: fully satisfied or free rework.

A simple promise: you don't pay to discover the trainer on day one. Everything is validated upfront, by you.

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Our social commitment

A school kit donated to a child for every training booked

To fight inequalities in access to education, Learni donates a complete school kit to a child in need for every training booked. You build your skills, a child heads back to school.

Backpack, notebooks and essential supplies
Distributed through our partner charities
Included, at no extra cost to you

Enroll and offer a kit

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which tools are used in Arduino training?+

Hands-on work runs on tools, wiring, basic sketches, analog, digital and serial Monitor. Those tools come from the Arduino program itself, delivered on site over 3 days, so participants practise on the stack they will use at work.

What can participants do after Arduino training?+

They can discover the Arduino ecosystem and its essential components, install and configure the Arduino IDE for a quick start and program your first sketches with basic instructions. Those are the stated objectives of the Arduino program at Beginner level, checked by the end-of-session assessment.

What does the Arduino program cover, day by day?+

Day 1: Arduino Discovery: IDE installation, breadboard, first LED tests (tools, wiring, basic sketches). Day 2: Arduino Programming: sensors, loops, conditions (analog/digital, Serial Monitor, interactive projects). Day 3: Arduino Projects: integration, debugging, final deliverable (multiple sensors, optimized code, connected demonstration). The Arduino program runs over 3 days, delivered on site.

How is Arduino training assessed?+

Assessment relies on daily interactive quizzes, final project evaluated by the trainer and self-assessment of acquired skills. Learni issues a completion certificate together with the individual assessment report at the end of the Arduino program, which an L&D team can file as evidence.

How much does Arduino training cost per participant?+

Arduino training is priced on quote. The amount depends on headcount, format and how far the syllabus is tailored to your team. A detailed quote is sent within one business day, and team pricing covers the whole group from the second participant.

How long does Arduino training take?+

3 days, available live online (US time zones) or on-site at your offices. Half-day tracks spread over several weeks are possible so the team stays operational.

Who pays for Arduino training?+

Most US teams pay directly through their company L&D or training budget. Learni invoices in US dollars and accepts bank transfer (ACH/wire) or card, with volume pricing for teams. A purchase order is welcome.

What do participants need to know before Arduino training?+

Basic computer skills, curiosity for electronics, no advanced technical prerequisites.

Is a certificate issued after Arduino training?+

Yes. A Learni completion certificate is issued, along with the individual evaluation report. Learni is a certified training provider and prepares for third-party certifications, but does not award them itself.

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