2023-1-CY-KA210-SCH-8A01F589
ESTEM-3D is an Erasmus+ funded project, whose goal is to assist disadvantaged areas, including schools, educators, and students, in learning about 3D printing technologies. While 3D printing is still a developing technology, it has already begun to excite students when present. The ESTEM-3D project trains educators to expand 3D printing in secondary schools, fostering access to new technologies. It promotes digital transformation, new curricula, and supports disadvantaged areas, all to equip students with skills for a changing tech-driven world, enhancing critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration.
Our objectives
- Develop educational material to train the teachers and secondary school students.
- Train teachers who will further disseminate 3D printing technology to 100s of school students in their classrooms.
- Train secondary school students in face-to-face/online workshops that will be held in all three countries.
- Successfully expand the use of 3D printing technology in secondary schools and provide students with access to the latest technologies and knowledge.
Our target groups
- Secondary School Students: The project targets secondary school students who will greatly benefit from learning about these new technologies.
- Educators: Train educators in 3D printing technology and its applications in remote areas of three countries.
Our Consortium
NOVATEX SOLUTIONS is an SME in Cyprus that specializes in digital skills, adult education, and career guidance. Their proficiency in these areas aligns perfectly with the project’s objectives and underscores the synergies present within the consortium. |
EDRASE is a private, not-for-profit association that works mainly with training and projects, both at the national and European levels. EDRASE’s main is to promote Natural and Social Sciences and ICT in Greece and the EU through Projects, Lectures, Courses, and the Production of innovative Educational Material.. |
The “Jane Sandanski” Secondary Municipality School in Strumica, North Macedonia, was founded in 1947 and has over 1200 students aged 14-19. The school prioritizes the creation of quality generations and has highly qualified employees. |
Project’s web-site: https://estem-3d.eu/