Over 200 vocational students and lecturers from 11 colleges came together at Ly Thai To Innovation College for a day of innovation, creativity, and teamwork.
Split into 22 teams, students applied STEM knowledge and energy conservation concepts to design solutions—from awareness campaigns to hands-on STEM models—using the Project-Based Learning (PBL) approach.
Organized by Kenan Foundation Asia, in partnership with the Bac Ninh Department of Education and Training, this camp is part of the “Schneider PBL: Conserve My Planet – Vietnam” project, supported by Schneider Electric Foundation and Schneider Electric Vietnam.
The event showcased the passion and potential of Vietnam’s young innovators, committed to protecting the environment and building a greener future.
