Innova STEM Education

Innova STEM Education is rated 3 out of 5 in the category education management. Read and write reviews about Innova STEM Education. ​====== About us Innova was founded in 2015, by a group of five Engineers who always had the passion to discover, learn and innovate in the Robotics ====== Our vision Innova comes as an answer for the requirements of the Egyptian society, robotics community and the new rising generation to develop a high standard of innovative kids who are able to tackle the new technology in any field of the modern era. ======== Our mission: >Help students manufacture their own robot from scratch. >Help students turn any idea related to electronics or mechanics to a standalone project. >Teach students the concepts and applications of programming by which they can create their own games, websites & more! >Help students comprehend the concept of sciences studied in school related to Electronics, Electricity, Mechanical >Engineering and Programming >Emphasize meaningful problem-based learning through integration and application of technology. >Build the ability to think through problems strategically with a focus on logical reasoning, analytical reasoning, and critical thinking. >Help students participate in many international competitions (ROBO-CUP, ROV, Robogames,Mines Sweeper and others) in (USA - Canada - Germany) >Cultivate the passion to success; make achieving goals as a habit >Enhance the students’ soft skills and focus on the self learning skills. >Help students gain valuable skills which they can even translate into a career later on. >Provide courses and mentorship in Robotics, competitive programming, web development and android development. ============== where you can find us >In the past three years Innova team succeeded in expanding in many places (AAST, Innovo Academy, SLS boys, SLS girls, GCA and others). >We have been serving +150 students in courses and provided full mentorship for +50 teams in many local and international competitions. >We also expanded as a Robotics Club in Canada by one of the founders.