At the Convention Center Coworking space, the opening ceremony for the 2025 edition of the Concordia Robotics Club was held, an initiative that continues to grow year after year and has already managed to spark the interest of hundreds of children throughout the city.
The launch brought together more than 25 families who accompanied the start of this new cycle, which is presented with significant new features. Throughout the year, nearly 20 cohorts of the introductory level will be developed, in addition to the formation of an advanced group that will represent the city in educational robotics competitions. The opening of intermediate levels is also planned for those who have already completed the first training path.
The Robotics Club offers a space for playful and entertaining learning, where boys and girls aged 8 and 9 incorporate notions of robotics, programming, and collaborative work. It is estimated that, by the end of the year, more than 450 children will have acquired knowledge in this expanding technological universe.
Classes are held in an in-person workshop format and have two authorized locations: the Convention Center Coworking space and the Bicentennial House, located in the Víctor Oppel neighborhood.
This transformative initiative is part of a public policy promoted by the Municipality of Concordia, which seeks to bring tools from the technological world to all sectors of the population, from an early age.
"We thank the Mayor of the city of Concordia, Dr. Francisco Azcué, for supporting and strengthening this proposal that we have been working on from the Special Unit for Strategic Projects, with the sole purpose of cultivating disruptive and transformative education in our children, so that they can forge their future from a young age," highlighted Mg. Leandro Garbarino, Undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects (UEPE).
During the opening event, the Director of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Lic. Pedro Kohn, the Coordinator of the Concordia Robotics Club, municipal authorities, and work teams that support this educational policy with a vision for the future were present.
For those families who wish to enroll their children in this innovative proposal, they may do so in the upcoming introductory level cohorts, which will begin to take place in the months of August and October of this year. The interested community is invited to follow the Directorate of Innovation and Knowledge Economy of the Municipality of Concordia on Instagram to stay up to date with this and other news: @concordia.innovacion
The launch brought together more than 25 families who accompanied the start of this new cycle, which is presented with significant new features. Throughout the year, nearly 20 cohorts of the introductory level will be developed, in addition to the formation of an advanced group that will represent the city in educational robotics competitions. The opening of intermediate levels is also planned for those who have already completed the first training path.
The Robotics Club offers a space for playful and entertaining learning, where boys and girls aged 8 and 9 incorporate notions of robotics, programming, and collaborative work. It is estimated that, by the end of the year, more than 450 children will have acquired knowledge in this expanding technological universe.
Classes are held in an in-person workshop format and have two authorized locations: the Convention Center Coworking space and the Bicentennial House, located in the Víctor Oppel neighborhood.
This transformative initiative is part of a public policy promoted by the Municipality of Concordia, which seeks to bring tools from the technological world to all sectors of the population, from an early age.
"We thank the Mayor of the city of Concordia, Dr. Francisco Azcué, for supporting and strengthening this proposal that we have been working on from the Special Unit for Strategic Projects, with the sole purpose of cultivating disruptive and transformative education in our children, so that they can forge their future from a young age," highlighted Mg. Leandro Garbarino, Undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects (UEPE).
During the opening event, the Director of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Lic. Pedro Kohn, the Coordinator of the Concordia Robotics Club, municipal authorities, and work teams that support this educational policy with a vision for the future were present.
For those families who wish to enroll their children in this innovative proposal, they may do so in the upcoming introductory level cohorts, which will begin to take place in the months of August and October of this year. The interested community is invited to follow the Directorate of Innovation and Knowledge Economy of the Municipality of Concordia on Instagram to stay up to date with this and other news: @concordia.innovacion