The program targets eight students from the ninth and tenth grades, comprising five male students and three female students, who possess advanced skills in STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics). It aims to develop students’ innovation and leadership skills, introduce them to scientific research fields, and prepare them to build local, regional, and global partnerships.
The program focuses on motivating students and promoting scientific concepts related to STEM in schools and the community. It encourages them to pursue further studies in these fields for a professional future in various scientific disciplines. Additionally, it provides them with opportunities and activities to help them address the challenges of the twenty-first century.
The program includes diverse activities, such as student training workshops conducted by specialized lecturers in various fields and field visits to research centers to learn about their operational methods. At the end of the program, there will be a ceremony to showcase and judge the students’ projects.
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