A week after the start of selection, 72 institutions of general secondary education submitted applications for participation in the charity project Leave no one behind partnership, which is implemented in three regions with the support of Taiwan
The largest number of applications for the competition came from Lviv Oblast. Teachers from Lviv and the region filled out 39 registration forms. Educators of Poltava region submitted 15 applications. 13 schools from the Ivano-Frankivsk region volunteered to participate in the competition.
Computer science teachers of each of these educational institutions will be interviewed by the competition committee. And according to the results of the selection, on July 12, the winners will be determined, representing 24 schools.
The charitable educational project Leave no one behind partnership is implemented by the NGO “All-Ukrainian Democratic Forum” in cooperation with the Ukrainian Catholic University with the support of Taiwan. Informatics teachers are invited to several months of training in programming. For participating in the project, each school will receive a set of modern equipment for the computer science office.
Under the terms of the charitable educational project, two informatics teachers from each of these schools will undergo several months of training in programming, STEM and the basics of robotics at the Ukrainian Catholic University.
After successful completion of three educational modules, each school where teachers teach will receive sets of modern equipment for computer science classrooms. Each of them has 16 computers, a projector with a screen and a robotics device.
Applications for participation in the project are accepted until July 1. Participation is free for teachers. To participate in the charitable educational project, you must fill out the registration form.
