The regional program “Solve for tomorrow 2023” has started

This week, a call was opened for the regional program Solve for Tomorrow 2023, which creates technological solutions for the benefit of communities.

Students from Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Venezuela.

In addition, they informed that this year they have an addition of Barbados and Belize as invited countries representing the Caribbean.

This program has evolved naturally, increasing the number of hours of training for students and teachers in STEM methodologies, as well as strengthening soft skills such as teamwork, leadership and assertive communication.

All those young students public schools Those interested in participating in this program can access the official website solvefortomorrowlatin.com.

On this page, you will be able to access the basics of the program, the schedule and work methodology, and other details.

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The representatives of Samsung Electronics in Latin America, the organizers, published information about the phases of this program, its regional scope and its importance in contributing to technological development with significant innovations, through connected, collaborative and sustainable experiences for our society and the planet.

The program is entering its tenth year regional legacy, He has changed the lives of thousands of students, through a wide range of Design Thinking training, awards and learning experiences that enrich the comprehensive training of students and teachers.

“During these 10 years, we have seen the enthusiasm and passion of student teams from around the world as they compete in STEM fields to build a better future…” said María Fernanda Hernández, Head of Corporate Citizenship at Samsung Electronics Central America and the Caribbean.

They are looking forward to the innovative solutions that the students will present this year.