Partner With MRT

GLOBAL PARTNER OPPORTUNITIES

Choose How You Want to Build with MRT

Teach with MRT, operate a learning centre, distribute robotics products or build toward approved competition operations. Start with the model that fits your organisation and expand as delivery capability grows.

Explore Partnership Models

Find the Right Partnership Model

The operating model comes first. Country, language, shipping, tax and local compliance are scoped after we understand how you want to work with MRT.

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School & Academy Partner

Schools, academies, tutoring providers and after-school programmes.

Business outcome: Add structured robotics and coding without developing hardware, lessons and teacher tools from scratch.

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Learning Centre Partner

Existing education centres and operators preparing a dedicated robotics learning centre.

Business outcome: Run recurring classes with structured pathways, teacher tools, parent reporting and a route to expansion.

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Distribution & Education Partner

Established distributors, school suppliers and STEM businesses able to support local customers.

Business outcome: Combine approved MRT product supply with education services and, where agreed, local online commerce.

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Competition Operations Partner

Schools, event operators and proven education partners seeking to run robotics and coding challenges.

Business outcome: Use competition as a student goal, school-engagement channel and separately contracted event business.

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Apply for Partnership

No application fee or commitment. MRT reviews each organisation, operating market and proposed scope.

Available to Organisations Worldwide

MRT reviews applications from any country. Your operating country, language, local customer currency, shipping, tax, import and compliance requirements are assessed after you select a partnership model.

No country representative, territory, university certification or official competition right exists unless it is separately approved in writing.

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