The renewed MoU will support strengthening STEM education, practical learning, innovation, and youth capacity development in Ethiopia. STEM education is essential for preparing young people with the knowledge, skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities needed to address real-world challenges and contribute to Ethiopia’s technological and economic

STEM Synergy Inc. and the Agro-Technical and Technology College (ATTC) of Menschen für Menschen have entered into a strategic partnership to advance STEM education, practical skills development, innovation, and technology transfer in Ethiopia. Through this collaboration, the two institutions will promote hands-on learning, technical training,

The Professor Hailu Kinde Family Scholarship, in collaboration with STEM Synergy, proudly conducted a scholarship grant program for 35 students at Ras Mekonnen Pre and Middle School, the third school in Harar to benefit from this initiative in the 2025/26 academic year. This scholarship program

STEM Synergy successfully implemented the Professor Hailu Kinde Scholarship Program at Aboker Secondary School and Second Model Elementary School in Harar. Through the generous and full sponsorship of the family of Professor Hailu Kinde, scholarship grants were awarded to 52 deserving students, including 30 students

STEM Synergy and Kotebe University of Education (KUE) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen and expand their partnership in advancing STEM education through joint programs planning, fund raising, training, innovation, research, and community engagement initiatives. The MoU was signed by Abiyot

STEM Synergy, in collaboration with Kotebe University of Education, proudly marked the successful completion of a three-month Girls’ STEM Camp alongside the 14th Science, Technology, and Innovation Fair. The Girls’ STEM Camp delivered intensive weekend training for female secondary school students in Digital Skills, Electronics,