Success Stories

Computer code and robots: boosting digital skills in Armenia with the help of the European Union

In a classroom of School No. 200 named after Leonid Azgaldyan in Yerevan around 15 schoolchildren are glued to their computer screens. One group is working on 3D modelling, and the other on coding. Thirteen-year-old Davit is looking over a small robot with wheels. “We spent a month and a half creating this robot. It…

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Armenia | 18/06/21

Looking to the future: developing digital skills in the Republic of Moldova, with the help of the EU

When Ion Tașke goes to his day job in Chisinau, he can see how his fields are being cultivated in Hîncești District, the level of soil irrigation and what the workers still have to do that day, all with the help of an application. Ion Tașke received his higher education in Romania, but after graduating from university he re…

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Republic of Moldova | 18/06/21

The twin sisters whose lives were changed by digital skills

When they were little, twin sisters Nini and Ani Merabisvbili, now 16, loved watching animation films. But unlike other children, who were swept along by the story, the twins were fascinated by another kind of magic – how these movies had been created. So, when they were 11, the sisters completed the Tech Park 3D modelling…

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Georgia | 17/06/21

Suceess Stories

Don’t get left behind: developing skills for a digital future in Azerbaijan

Computer code and robots: boosting digital skills in Armenia with the help of the European Union

Looking to the future: developing digital skills in the Republic of Moldova, with the help of the EU

The twin sisters whose lives were changed by digital skills