In March 2024, TME Education demonstrated its commitment to STEM innovation at the Kenya Science and Engineering Fair (KSEF) regional qualifiers, reaching the national stage, through a group of ingenious innovators led by our Kenyan Tutor, Lyhane Nidhamu. KSEF aims to foster research and innovation among young people in schools, encouraging them to become creators of technology and offer solutions to contemporary societal issues.
The team diligently honed their skills in electronics, programming, and engineering throughout the month, preparing for various projects. Our participation was notably marked by the presentation of our standout project, the Smart Home Assistant and IoT, which underscores the commitment to applying technology in real-world scenarios.
The fair provided a valuable platform for our students and educators to showcase their projects, network, and exchange knowledge with peers from across the country. Our successful progression through the competition's zonal and regional stages is a testament to our team's perseverance and excellence, proudly advancing to the national level.
As we prepare for the final competitions, we are focused on maintaining high performance and making impactful presentations that reflect TME Education's core values of innovation, creativity, and collaboration. We aim to leverage our experiences to further inspire and engage the next generation of STEM enthusiasts.
March was an important month for TME Education, marked by rigorous project preparations and excelling at national-level competitions, underscoring our relentless pursuit of excellence in STEM education. Our ongoing efforts continue to push the boundaries of educational and technological advancements.
Besides that, as usual, there were a lot of other events, which we invite you to follow on our social media, that took place across different countries by our Ambassadors and Tutors.
