On the Official Website of FIRST, you can find a wide range of information on subpages.
Because you will learn while having fun!
FTC develops not only practical robotics skills, but also communication, problem-solving, project management, and leadership.
It’s much more than a robotics competition – it’s a school of life.
Not at all! FTC is open to all levels.
Whether you are a beginner or already passionate about tech, everyone finds their place.
We learn together, we grow together, we win together.
That depends on the team, but on average you should expect a few hours per week for meetings, testing, and preparations.
It’s a real commitment – but also real fun if you are passionate about it.
Yes! If your school doesn’t offer FTC yet, you can create an independent team – with friends, through an association, a fablab, or a youth center.
You just need a few motivated teammates and can register.
We will support you in setting up your team.
No – FTC is open to everyone, regardless of gender.
The goal is specifically to break stereotypes in STEM fields.
Girls, boys, non-binary people – everyone has a place in an FTC team.
Many FTC teams are mixed, and some are even 100% female.
Every year, the program highlights talented young women who become role models in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
No problem! An FTC team also needs designers, strategists, speakers, organizers, or even content creators for social media.
Everyone can contribute according to their talents.
Yes! Participating in FTC is highly valued in school and university applications.
It demonstrates initiative, teamwork, and involvement in an ambitious technology project.