Education Transformation and 21st Century learning sound like trendy phrase, but there are reasons why schools worldwide are striving toward these goals. To keep pace with a future where technologies like robotics and automation will play an even bigger role in daily life, Generation Alpha must become adults who can do what robots can’t: think innovatively, creatively and be able to adapt to a changing world.
In order to bring the transformation and to encourage students to drive their dreams, ISIEINDIA extended its vision from Electric Solar Vehicle Championship – ESVC to ESVC-JUNIOR, a National level solar energy education program and championship for 6th – 12th standard school students. Student teams design, build and race high performance solar powered remote controlled cars. ISIEINDIA is organizing this event in 200+ regional centers at college for 10000 school teams with teacher/mentor in a team to prepare them for future from the beginning. The regional winners will compete in final. Final will be held in country capital in year 2020 connecting Students, Faculties, Schools, and Engineering Institutes & Industries.
Free Online Training to all the participating students.
The goals of the competition includes: Generating enthusiasm for science, technology, engineering, and maths,
Why get involved???
Practical Learning
ESVC-JUNIOR challenges students to use scientific know-how, creative thinking, experimentation and teamwork to design and build high-performance solar electric vehicles. Students learn by doing.
Today’s Need
Transportation in the India is expected to change radically in response to environmental constraints, fluctuating oil availability and economic factors. The transportation systems that emerge in the 21st century will be defined largely by the choices, skills and imagination of today’s youth.
Inspire Youth
As scientists and engineers, they will develop new vehicle and fuel technologies. As citizens, they will make decisions balancing mobility, environmental and economic needs.
Visit http://www.worldsolarproject.com/esvcjunior/ to explore more.