Custom kits
Purpose-built electronic projects for soldering, circuit understanding, practical exercises, demonstrations, workshops, or take-home learning.
Education & custom kits
Electronics designed to teach
MitchElectronics develops custom electronics kits, training hardware, practical experiments, and supporting documentation for educators, training providers, technical programmes, and organisations that need a purpose-built learning resource.
Capabilities
Custom resources for practical electronics learning.
Off-the-shelf kits are useful until the lesson needs something they were not designed to teach. We can build the hardware and supporting material around a specific topic, audience, budget, or delivery format.
Trainer hardware
Reusable boards and systems designed to expose important signals, interfaces, controls, and test points rather than hiding the electronics.
Documentation
Assembly instructions, experiment sheets, circuit explanations, technical guides, worksheets, and supporting material suited to the intended learner.
Programme support
Adapt hardware and resources around available lesson time, class size, equipment, component budget, required difficulty, and expected learning outcomes.
Good education hardware
The learner should be able to see why the circuit behaves as it does.
That changes the design priorities. The cheapest or smallest circuit is not always the best teaching circuit, and the most sophisticated board is not always the clearest.
We can also adapt an existing MitchElectronics concept into a custom format where a school, programme, event, or organisation needs different content or packaging.
Visible cause and effect
Choose circuits, controls, indicators, and test points that help learners connect theory to something measurable or observable.
Appropriate difficulty
Match component count, assembly method, instructions, terminology, and experiment depth to the expected experience level.
Classroom practicality
Consider repeated use, setup time, robustness, replacement parts, safe handling, troubleshooting, and how quickly an educator can reset the activity.
Documentation as part of the design
Develop instructions and explanations alongside the hardware so the resource teaches consistently rather than depending on hidden knowledge.
Process
Design backwards from the learning objective.
The most useful starting point is not a preferred PCB or component. It is what the learner should be able to build, observe, measure, or explain by the end.
Learning goal
Define audience, topic, skill level, delivery format, time available, budget, and expected outcome.
Resource concept
Choose the circuit, physical format, experiment structure, and documentation approach.
Prototype & refine
Build the hardware and material, then refine usability, clarity, assembly, and practical teaching flow.
Prepare for delivery
Finalise the agreed files, documentation, BOM, packaging or kitting information, and deployment details.
Useful when
The available kits do not match what you actually want to teach.
A custom resource can remove unnecessary features, expose the important ones, and fit the constraints of the real classroom or training environment.
Custom classroom kitA practical project needs to align with a particular topic, age group, course, or lesson structure.
Workshop or event hardwareYou need a repeatable build activity with controlled difficulty, cost, assembly time, and take-away value.
Reusable training platformA board or system needs to support repeated measurement, experiments, fault finding, or technical demonstrations.
Documentation projectExisting electronics need clearer instructions, explanations, practical exercises, or structured learning material.
Connected services
Custom education hardware still needs good engineering.
When a learning resource requires new electronics, firmware, or repeatable assembly, the education work can be combined with the same design and production support used for commercial projects.
Electronics DesignDevelop the custom circuits and PCB around the intended learning experience.
Software & FirmwareAdd embedded examples, interactive behaviour, tools, or supporting software to the resource.
Manufacturing SupportPrepare kits, trainer boards, BOMs, and build documentation for repeatable supply.
Start with the lesson
Tell us what you want people to learn by doing.
Send the topic, audience, class or event format, target quantity, budget constraints, and any existing material. We can help shape the right hardware and documentation around it.