Superatec helps low-income youth with educational and social development through technology and entrepreneurial training.
SUPERATEC's program offers practical courses in Educational Robotics for children aged 7 to 14, and Basic Programming and Applied Electronics for adolescents and young adults aged 15 to 25, promoting entrepreneurship through prototype creation and applied knowledge in trades such as electrical or electronic device repair.
The expected impact is to provide specialized training in various technology areas, enabling beneficiaries to develop skills for productive economic activities. The goal is to prepare new generations for smart cities and environmental responsibility. The project aims to train and certify 200 children and youth in STEAM skills through Robotics and Applied Electronics programs and conduct two project fairs, contributing to the 2023 sustainable development goals related to quality education, reducing inequalities, and promoting decent work and economic growth.
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