HKATA | Hong Kong Aerospace Technology Academy

The First Aerospace & AI Academy in Hong Kong
Co-Developed with a Listed Commercial Aerospace Company.

// Expert-Lead //

K-12 Education Bridging Space Tech Frontiers

Curriculum co-developed with Listed Commercial Satellite Technology Company and endorsed by Aerospace Experts. Bridging the gap between K-12 Education and real world Aerospace & AI Technology.

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// Trusted by schools //

Trusted by Schools and Parents Across Hong Kong

More than 2,000 students and over 30 partner schools have experienced HKATA's real-world aerospace technology education.

2,000+

Students Trained

30+

Partner Schools

6,000sq.ft+

Immersive Learning Space

Aerospace Technology Themes

Certification Levels

// LEARN • BUILD • EXPLORE //

Six Aerospace Technology Themes Future Skills, Fully Covered

From space science to artificial intelligence, a structured pathway that develops the next generation of aerospace talent.

Space Science

The solar system, planetary environments, orbital mechanics and space mission design

Rocket Engineering

3D modelling, launch simulation, rocket design and optimisation

Artificial Satellites

Modular satellite assembly, ground station operations and telemetry data

Mechanical Engineering

AI robots, robotic arms and Mars rovers

Artificial Intelligence

Programming, embedded systems and autonomous control

Aerospace History and Development

China's aerospace achievements and milestones in international space exploration

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// EXPLORE YOUR LEARNING PATH //

Nine-Level Aerospace Courses Find Your Next Direction

Move from broad-based discovery to dual-track learning, specialist pathways and professional-grade certification.

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Level 1 — Broad-based Aerospace Discovery

5 years or above

54 hours per academic year

Build a strong foundation through space science, robotics and creative engineering while learning how machines sense, think and respond.

Identify major objects in the solar system and understand gravity and orbital motion

Explain the principles and structures of rockets and satellites

Assemble and operate the E28 Space AI Robot

Complete basic visual-programming missions including navigation and obstacle avoidance

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Students learning aerospace technology, robotics and AI

// Inspiring the next generation //

Hong Kong's 1st & Largest Flagship Aerospace & AI Academy

The largest 6,000+ sq. ft. immersive learning space in the heart of North Point.

HKATA is Hong Kong's first large-scale Aerospace Technology and AI academy, creating a complete route for primary and secondary students from science discovery to career-oriented training.

Our curriculum is co-developed with a listed commercial aerospace technology company and follows a four-stage approach: theory, simulation, making and practice.

Official Certification Pathway

Nine progressive certification levels make every learning milestone visible and measurable.

Aerospace Expert Endorsement

Programmes are co-developed with listed aerospace technology partners and supported by experts.

Industry-Grade Teaching Equipment

Students work with satellite platforms, robotic arms and rocket simulators rather than toy-level tools.

Immersive Learning Environment

A 6,000+ sq. ft. future laboratory with dedicated themed learning zones.

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Ms. Zoey Sham

Course: "Stars Set Sail" Hainan Rocket Launch Viewing Study Tour

“Previously, both the older brother and younger brother participated in HKATA's parent-child workshop together. After returning home, the younger brother kept talking non-stop about how rockets are built to launch into space, and about the pressure differences between Earth and space. It felt like he truly found a direction he's interested in! Afterwards, he also joined HKATA's 4-day trip, where he got to personally see and interact with rockets, satellites, meteorites, and more. It helped the child better understand China's aerospace history and experience firsthand the rapid progress of China's space program!”