‘Smart helmet’ created by Georgian students recognized as best invention at International Exhibition in Estonia
The Junior Achievement Georgia provides students with educational materials, provides teachers with training. Photo: The Ministry of Education.
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Students of Tbilisi public school No. 175 have designed a ‘smart helmet’ for firefighters, which has been recognised as the best innovation at the Junior Achievement Eesti International Exhibition and Sale in the capital of Estonia, Tallinn.
The ‘smart helmet’ will help firefighters to emerge from smokey areas safely. It also detects fire, warns the firefighter in advance and reduces the risk of fatalities or injuries.
Over 6,500 children from 251 public schools throughout Georgia study elective courses in entrepreneurship. Photo: Junior Achievement Georgia.
The Ministry of Education said that with Georgian pupils, Finnish, Swedish, English and Latvian pupils participated in the exhibition which will last until February 11 in Tallinn.
Over 6,500 children from 251 public schools throughout Georgia study elective courses in entrepreneurship. The courses are supported by the organization Junior Achievement Georgia through the project named as Entrepreneurial Education in Europe and Eurasia.
Junior Achievement Georgia provides students with educational materials, provides teachers with training.
The Junior Achievement Company currently organizes a competition called ‘The Best Student Company of Georgia’, which will be held on March 29, 2020. The winning team will travel to Portugal for the European Championship.
The Georgian team came in 11th with 88 points at the European Girl’s’ Mathematical Olympiad - Georgia’s best result ever.
Winners of the Millennium Innovation Competition Smart Kid will participate in a US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Space Center University educational program in May.
Two Georgian cities will host the country’s first edition of the Social Impact Award: an international contest for student projects aimed at benefiting society through entrepreneurial endeavours.
A Georgian student’s innovative idea that encourages online learning in rural areas has been selected from about a thousand projects from budding entrepreneurs worldwide to move on to the semi-final stage of a United States (US) State Department technology program.
An international programme for the environment, funded and administered by the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is launching at Georgian primary schools to contribute to young students' understanding of the global issue.
Ilia Chavchavadze State Sachkhere public school No. 2, located in Georgia’s western Imereti region, was listed among the world’s best 100 schools at the World Education Week competition.