STEM Education

We introduce secondary school students early to STEM, inspiring them to pursue and excel in STEM careers.

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Metal Blocks Suppliers Wanted

We are searching for local supply partners who sell metal blocks (Steel and Aluminium) for machining and moulds.

 

If you sell or supply metal blocks please contact us via any of the following:

 

Phone: 08139008074

Email: hello@clintonel.org

STEM Education at Benneth secondary School.

We took our STEM training to the students of Benneth Secondary School, inspiring and preparing them for excellence in STEM careers.

STEM education motivates and inspires young people to pursue careers in STEM.

Through our STEM Program, we’re nursing the great scientists and engineers of tomorrow.

Have you wondered how some objects are been formed?

3D printing technology has been in use, for about four decades. It was invented in the early 1980s.

3D Printing is the process of creating objects by depositing layers of material on top of one another.

It is also called additive manufacturing. Instead of the traditional subtractive methods like CNC milling when used for industrial production.

FUTURE OF WORK

Our STEM training introduced students of St.peters Academy not just to computer Literacy , but also to the endless opportunities in Computer Aided Design (CAD) ,inspiring them to pursue STEM careers and preparing them for the future of work .

At this STEM training , the students were introduced to 3D printing, basic electronics and practical application of pressure.

STEM Training at Foundation Secondary School Aba.

As part of our commitment to educate and prepare the future work force, we took our STEM Education to Foundation Secondary School Aba, where we introduced the students to Electronics Programming using our indigenous STEM kits.

They had fun carrying out experiment that demonstrates real life application of pressure in their STEM training

As we wrapped up our STEM training for Foundation Secondary School, the students were fascinated to see 3D printers for the first time.

 

They were trained to create 3D Models using Fusion360 Computer Aided Designs (CAD) software.

 

The 3D models were converted to physical objects using the 3D printer.