Stemrobo Initiative Launched in Kumasi to Revolutionize STEM Education
Stemrobo Initiative Launched in Kumasi to Revolutionize STEM Education
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Stemrobo Initiative Launched in Kumasi to Revolutionize STEM Education
Maurya Educational Limited, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, has introduced a Stemrobo initiative in Kumasi, aimed at advancing STEM education through technology.
The project focuses on empowering students to excel in Steam Robotics, IoT, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) by integrating innovative teaching methods.
The initiative targets basic schools, including private institutions, to cultivate a tech-driven future for the nation.
Girish Gudbani, Managing Director of Maurya Education in Africa, emphasized the program’s goal of equipping children with world-class skills to compete globally and foster creativity and innovation in areas such as app development and robotics.
Schools implementing Stemrobo will enhance students’ technological proficiency, nurturing a generation of innovators. “Children will be able to innovate and create, so if you enrol your children in a school with Stemrobo, we will train them to be innovators,” he said.
Gudbani commended the Ghanaian government, particularly Education Minister Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, for their support in promoting STEM education.
Richard Addo Gyamfi, Ashanti Regional Director of TVET, said the launching of the initiative was significant as it will help to augment STEM education in the region.
“This launch is very important, it has come to augment the effort government is making in the area of STEM and Robotic education,” he noted. He also underscored the need for modern skills to navigate the evolving job market and address global challenges through technology.
Mr. Gyamfi encouraged private schools to embrace Stemrobo to enhance their students’ skills and shape their future in STEM education.
The event was on tge theme “The Role of STEM in Solving Global Challenges and Innovative Teaching Methods in STEM.”
Story by Regional Correspondent in kumasi Fatawu Bayaga