Mayor Francisco Azcué was present at the year-end closing of the Robotics Club, at the Concordia Convention Center, where 250 certificates were awarded to the children who were part of the different cohorts. He was accompanied by the Undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects, Leandro Garbarino, and the entire team from the area.
The Robotics Club is a proposal by the Directorate of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, which reports to the Special Unit for Strategic Projects of the Municipality of Concordia.
At the opening of the event, a 13-year-old girl performed a song she composed herself for the Robotics Club. Indeed, Daniela Amarilla is part of the club and belongs to the advanced level. She stated that she composed the musical piece given “the love she feels for this space”. Afterwards, the participants of each of the cohorts were able to exhibit a sample of their work, recounting in the first person how they created their robots.
PRESENT AND FUTURE
On the occasion, Azcué highlighted that “we had a great year, with this entire great team”. In 2024, he added, “we managed to add one more location, we doubled the number of cohorts and the number of spots so that more children in our city can access these learning spaces”.
The mayor pointed out that the Robotics Club is “a component of a plan we have for Concordia to develop in the Knowledge industry”, anticipating that in 2025, the goal “is to add two new locations, to bring this innovative proposal to more neighborhoods in the city”.
It is projected for next year that more than 400 children, between 7 and 12 years old, will have the opportunity to incorporate technological knowledge and develop socio-emotional skills.
WORK CARRIED OUT IN 2024
During this 2024, the team led by director Pedro Kohn and the club coordinator, Andrea Solari, completed 10 cohorts, 1 advanced and 9 initial level.
More than 50 schools were represented in more than 70 neighborhoods of the city. In addition, agreements were signed with the General Council of Education to include the club in formal education spaces.
On the other hand, through an agreement with the National University of Entre Ríos, hours were implemented for educational internships for students of the Mechatronic Engineering degree.
The training space has three locations: Coworking, NIDO Carretera La Cruz, and Casa del Bicentenario. The event brought together about 400 people who were accompanying the graduates.
The Robotics Club is a proposal by the Directorate of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, which reports to the Special Unit for Strategic Projects of the Municipality of Concordia.
At the opening of the event, a 13-year-old girl performed a song she composed herself for the Robotics Club. Indeed, Daniela Amarilla is part of the club and belongs to the advanced level. She stated that she composed the musical piece given “the love she feels for this space”. Afterwards, the participants of each of the cohorts were able to exhibit a sample of their work, recounting in the first person how they created their robots.
PRESENT AND FUTURE
On the occasion, Azcué highlighted that “we had a great year, with this entire great team”. In 2024, he added, “we managed to add one more location, we doubled the number of cohorts and the number of spots so that more children in our city can access these learning spaces”.
The mayor pointed out that the Robotics Club is “a component of a plan we have for Concordia to develop in the Knowledge industry”, anticipating that in 2025, the goal “is to add two new locations, to bring this innovative proposal to more neighborhoods in the city”.
It is projected for next year that more than 400 children, between 7 and 12 years old, will have the opportunity to incorporate technological knowledge and develop socio-emotional skills.
WORK CARRIED OUT IN 2024
During this 2024, the team led by director Pedro Kohn and the club coordinator, Andrea Solari, completed 10 cohorts, 1 advanced and 9 initial level.
More than 50 schools were represented in more than 70 neighborhoods of the city. In addition, agreements were signed with the General Council of Education to include the club in formal education spaces.
On the other hand, through an agreement with the National University of Entre Ríos, hours were implemented for educational internships for students of the Mechatronic Engineering degree.
The training space has three locations: Coworking, NIDO Carretera La Cruz, and Casa del Bicentenario. The event brought together about 400 people who were accompanying the graduates.