Education Armenia Project #54205

Armath Engineering Labs in Schools

by Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises

Summary

At Armath Engineering Laboratories kids aged 10-18 are introduced to science, technology, engineering, and math education through interactive after-school classes, exciting competitions, innovative camps, and more. Education programs of Armath engineering laboratories are based on advanced learning methodologies and tools, a leading research and education institution in the fields of physical sciences and engineering. In 2022 we have 641 engineering laboratories in the world.

$15,000
total goal

$12,551
remaining

23
donors

1
monthly donor

2
years

Challenge

The demand for specialists in the Tech sector goes in parallel with the University education crisis. Meanwhile, Google, Apple, and 12 other big companies no longer require a major part of employees to have a University degree. The Tech sector is growing so rapidly that basic knowledge and skills kids must get from school age. Universities cannot foresee / adjust their programs for learning new skills autonomously.

Solution

"Armath" engineering laboratories - the project has been implemented by the Union of advanced technology enterprises (UATE) since 2011. A combination of ANIMATION, MICROCONTROLLER PROGRAMMING & ROBOTICS, 3D MODELING, AND PROTOTYPING will give them complex engineering skills. Team-working and Creativity skills development through the creation of an environment of freedom, encouraging proactivity, discovering talents, organizing of related activities - camps, national dances, and survival classes.

Long-Term Impact

The project will educate 17000 students allowing them to acquire a new level of education in the engineering area. Taking into consideration that the sphere of advanced technology is one of the driving forces of the world economy and the fact that the need for a workforce skilled in science, technology, engineering, and math subjects is exponentially rising, Armath Engineering Laboratories strive to play a significant role in supporting the global growth tendencies by teaching children.