Students from years two through to eight will have the opportunity to garner a better understanding of robotics during an up and coming e2 Young Engineers and Robotics workshop.
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The workshop will be directed by e2 Young Engineering and Robotics educators Chintan Vora and Chee Wong.
Everything we see, from roads to bridges to computers, has been created by an engineer
- Chintan Vora
"The workshop allows the participants to learn, design, experiment and imagine," Mr Vora said.
"We start with the learning, so we teach them the concept, and then they get to design it."
Mr Vora said engineering is an important factor in which he believes is missing within schools.
"Everything we see, from roads to bridges to computers, has been created by an engineer," he said.
"Engineering brings together all sciences and applies them to the real world which makes things real and exciting," he said.
The workshop will be held at Dubbo South Public School on January 14 from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm.
For more information visit www.engineeringcamp.com.au.
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