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Hands On Tech

Watch it done. Then do it yourself.

Mentors show you a real repair, then hand you the tools.

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Two participants handle a bicycle wheel while another person watches closely.Participants focus on the hub and rim of a removed bicycle wheel.
Two views of the same wheel task. Sengkang workshop, 22 August 2026.

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Every skill is shown, then tried

A group watches a small white electrical fitting being demonstrated at a table.A participant handles small electrical parts beside pliers and a screwdriver.
Electrical: a fitting shown to the group, and small parts in a learner’s hands. Sengkang workshop, 22 August 2026.

Basic electrical work

Learn how simple household wiring and fittings work, and how to handle the tools safely.

Three people examine a bicycle wheel together at a worktable.A seated participant works on a bicycle front wheel.
Bicycles: a wheel held up to explain it, and hands on a front wheel. Sengkang workshops, 22 August and 24 October 2026.

Bicycle repair

Take a wheel off, check the brakes and gears, and put it all back together safely.

Air-conditioning care is taught the same way. Understand how a home air-conditioner works and the basic care that keeps it running.

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Be the one who shows how

If you can fix it, you can help someone learn it. Mentors give a Saturday morning, not a teaching course.

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A person handles a bicycle wheel while another person looks on.
Sengkang workshop, 24 October 2026

Partners

Schools, Residents' Networks, community groups and companies can host a session, bring learners or send volunteer mentors.

On 24 October 2026 we ran a workshop with Compassvale Lodge Residents' Network.

Talk to us about a workshop for your group

For example: group size, possible dates, or the space you have.

We use these details only to reply about a workshop.

Support us

  • Tools

    Hand tools, bicycle tools and safe electrical training kits for learners to use.

  • Space

    A room or sheltered area where a group can work at tables for a morning.

  • Funds

    Help cover materials and the running costs of each session.

  • Time

    Give a Saturday morning to guide, organise or welcome people.

To offer any of these, write to info@handsontech.org.sg or use the volunteer form.

About Hands On Tech

Hands On Tech is a Singapore non-profit. We help young people, especially young men who have had fewer chances to learn practical skills, to fix real things with guidance from mentors. We also welcome fathers and sons who want to learn together.

We care about patience, responsibility, teamwork and perseverance.

Who runs it

  • Christian EberFounder and Non-executive Director
  • Raymond KoaDirector
  • Alex AmonDirector, Mentorship and Technical Programmes

Contact us

Write to us

info@handsontech.org.sg

Hands On Tech Ltd
Blk 120 Potong Pasir Ave 1, #01-822
Singapore 350120

Want to volunteer or partner with us? Those have their own forms, so the right person sees them.

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