Junior PM Grans Prix 2026 Teams Registration

Junior PM Grand Prix 2026 – Team Registration Form

Welcome to the Junior PM Grand Prix 🏁
This is a fun, self-paced engineering challenge where students will design, plan, and build their own remote-controlled cars — and compete in a live Grand Prix race on 20 June in Dubai.
Teams will go through a qualification phase by submitting their idea and project plan.
Only the top 10 teams will be selected and provided with official car bases to build and compete.
📅 Registration Deadline: 10 May
📍 Open to students in Dubai
Please complete the form below to register your team. Make sure all details are accurate — we will use this information to contact you.

Team Name

Team Lead Name

Number of Students (max 3)

School Name

WhatsApp Contact Number (main communication channel)

This number will be added to the Program WhatsApp group

Email Address

Parent/Guardian Representing Team

Parent's Full Name

Relationship to Team/Student

Parent's WhatsApp Contact Number

Parent's Email Address

I confirm that our team understands this is a self-paced challenge without mentorship, requires independent work on building and assembling an RC car with engineering/mechanical features, includes a qualification phase, and we are committed to participating responsibly.

All information provided will be treated confidentially and used solely for the purpose of delivering the program.

I have read and agree to the program’s Privacy Policy https://little.pm/privacy

By clicking "Submit", I confirm that I am the legal parent/guardian of the student/team above. I give my full consent for their participation in the Junior Project Manager Grand Prix 2026, agree to all the terms outlined above, and authorize the collection and use of this information for program-related purposes.

About the Program

Meet the Junior Project Manager Program—where secondary‑school students (age 14–16) learn, plan, and deliver real projects for leading Dubai companies.

From the first brainstorming session to the finale stage, they transform ideas into impact—guided by certified mentors and industry experts.
Join us and watch tomorrow’s leaders rise today.

Team-Based Challenge

Secondary-school students (ages 14–16) form teams to solve real-world challenges.
The competition

Over several months (November to February), each team works on project, culminating in a final presentation and awards ceremony.
Learning Project Management

Students learn the fundamentals of project management with Lego, guided by professionals and mentors.
Learning Real World Projects

Site Tour and Projects Case Studies from Program Sponsors & Partners.

Timelines

October – Team Nominations

Schools submit up to five students.

November – Bootcamp

Lego based workshop introducing PM fundamentals.

Mid Nov → Jan – Project Execution

Student teams tackle project briefs with mentor check‑ins.

January - Case Study & Site Visit

Industry leader company site visit and real projects case study.

February – Grand Finale

Conference, project expo, and awards.

FAQs

Do you have any questions? Find answers below or contact us.