Our trip continues and we are heading towards the two biggest cities in Estonia - Tartu and Tallinn. Guess which one is the capital city?
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Innovation and Business Center Mektory
A presentation video
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It offers worskhops and tech camps for students and teachers.
There is being held a Change makers program aimed for the young generation.
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A presentation video
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Science Centre AHHAA is the biggest science centre in Estonia and the Baltic states, located in Tartu. The main purpose of AHHAA is promoting science, technology and the scientific approach to solve common disadvantages.
Schools often arrange field trips to the Centre.
It is also popular among families, tourists, visitors etc.
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HK Unicorn Squad - more girls into tech
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Please read about the Program in a e-magazine "Life in Estonia. Summer 2020." Bringing more girls into tech HK Unicorn Squad pp 30-33.
https://issuu.com/eas-estonia/docs/life_in_estonia_no54_225x297_3mm_isuu?fbclid=IwAR3nxmWIlkIpYwISTZZDPZLWImxqlMPK0UZR1oSoDM4IsG4C5fj4TBRHeaI
* NB! The same magazine pp 28-29 is about LeMath - an Estonian Math-program. Worth to read :)
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And yes, indeed, Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia, with a population of 437,619 inhabitants.
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Photo: Jake Farra / visittallinn.com