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Engineering Lab Season Opens on Koh Samui for Young Innovators
A new season of the Engineering Lab opens on Koh Samui, offering young people aged 10–17 a chance to explore 3D modeling, electronics, and engineering projects. Starting November 7th at COSMOS in Bophut, the lab encourages hands-on learning and creativity under the guidance of engineer Evgeny Popov.
Key Points
- 1Engineering Lab for ages 10–17 opens November 7 at COSMOS, Bophut, Koh Samui.
- 2Activities include 3D modeling, printing, basic electronics, and engineering thinking.
- 3Sessions are led by engineer Evgeny Popov with practical, project-based learning.
- 4Introductory class costs 300 baht; participants should bring a laptop or tablet.
Koh Samui welcomes a new season of the Engineering Lab, a hands-on workshop designed for young minds aged 10 to 17. Starting November 7th at 5 PM, the lab invites participants to dive into 3D modeling and printing, learn electronics basics, and develop engineering thinking. The program encourages creativity by turning ideas into real inventions through practical experiments and projects.
Held at COSMOS in Bophut, the sessions are led by engineer Evgeny Popov, who guides students through the exciting world of technology and innovation. Attendees should bring a laptop with a mouse or a tablet to fully participate in the interactive activities. The introductory class costs 300 baht, making it an accessible opportunity for young residents and visitors eager to explore STEM fields.
This initiative adds a vibrant option to the island’s educational scene, blending fun with skill-building in a supportive environment. Whether local families or long-term expats, it’s a great way to engage kids in science and engineering outside the classroom. For registration and more details, interested participants can contact @club_wednesday or @k0za_de_reza on Telegram.
