8,000 students receive practical training in the "Future Engineering" program

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The Emirates International Aluminum Company, the UAE's largest industrial enterprise outside the oil and gas sector, announced today the arrival of the practical training of its Future Engineering program to 8,000 high school students in the fields of science and technology Engineering and mathematics, known around the world as "STEM" in various public schools during the 2017-2018 academic year
The program Future Engineering, launched last November, aims to encourage young Emirati to move towards science studies and careers, Technology, and
Emirates International Aluminum Company currently employs more than 1,540 professionals in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, including 500 citizens.
The access of UAE students to science and international mathematics is one of UAE Vision 2021's goals, while the UAE seeks to transform itself into a knowledge-based economy that focuses on 39, innovation, research and development.
Abdullah Jassim Bin Kalban, CEO and Managing Director of Emirates Aluminum International said: Science, technology, engineering and mathematics are key to shaping the future of Emirates Aluminum and the future of the United Arab Emirates.We put practical training at the heart of Future Engineering to help high school students succeed. Long-term in any industry, and to support the goals of "Vision 2021" to create a knowledge-based economy. "
" The arrival of the Future Engineering program in its first year of 8000 students is a major success. Next academic year and construction on This success aims to achieve the desired goals.
The "Future Engineering" program covers the basic sciences on which the aluminum industry is based, with interactive educational lectures and hands-on experiences. During daily sessions, students learn about electrolysis, setting up electrical circuits and practical tests on robot programming.
About her experience in the program, Sheikha Ismail Al Ali, 15 years old, I've always been interested in science and math, and I've always had the curiosity to know more about related fields.I realized through Future Engineering that what I was learning was not just theories, but the basis of the important industries in our country, and is constantly pushing them towards the creating a better and more modern future. I am pleased to be part of this wonderful event, and I urge all students to join the program.
The Future Engineering program has been implemented in 13 schools such as Umm Al Arab School, Dubai Modern Education School, Sharjah American International School,, Mohammed bin Rashid Model School, and the National School. of Dubai