Schoolchildren in the Zhambyl region will receive grants from an IT company with the support of Zhambyl IT Hub
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Finalists of the Beginit by inDrive program in the Zhambyl region will receive grants to study at inVision U. The social leadership training will take place at a camp near Almaty with the participation of business experts. The preliminary round will kick off on November 7 at the Sherhan Murtaza Taraz Institute of Innovation.
The free leadership program for youth from regions of Kazakhstan will allow schoolchildren from the Zhambyl region to complete an educational course in social leadership and become recipients of grants to the new inVision U innovative university.
Grants will be available to 10th-grade students from schools in the Zhambyl region who are finalists of the free educational program Beginit by inDrive, launched in partnership with the international technology park Astana Hub and the regional Zhambyl IT Hub.
As part of the free training, schoolchildren will take a course in social leadership and project management, learning how to conduct research and develop social projects. At the educational camp located in the foothills of Almaty, participants will meet peers from different parts of the country and receive valuable advice from business leaders and professionals in the creative industries.
After completing the program, participants will be able to create and present their own solutions to social problems in their regions. Finalists will receive valuable prizes and full grants to the new inVision U innovative university in Almaty.
The preliminary round will begin on November 7 at the Sherhan Murtaza International Taraz Institute of Innovation. For more information about participation in the program and the preliminary round, please contact +7 705 343 06 12, Ersain Kabdrashev.
Source: astanahub.com
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