AGBU Europe is organizing, in partnership with MP André du Bus, a visit to Brussels by a delegation from TUMOxAGBU Stepanakert. The delegation will meet with members of the Parliament of the Federation Wallonie Bruxelles (FWB) as well as with representatives of the Catholic University of Leuven and with the director of the Molengeek coding school in Brussels, dedicated to digital technologies. A press conference will also take place following the meeting with the Minister of Education of the FWB, Marie-Martine Schyns.

The TUMO Center for Creative Technologies (www.tumo.org), opened in Yerevan in 2011, is a free of charge afterschool programme that teaches young Armenians the skills they need to succeed in the modern, digital world. The TUMOxAGBU center in Stepanakert is part of an AGBU partnership with TUMO. Led by qualified instructors and a proven curriculum, the TUMOxAGBU curriculum is a valuable enhancement to the curriculum of schools in Armenia and Karabakh. Students use the latest in digital tools, learn from global professionals, and explore the intersection of technology and art while discovering their own talents and acquiring 21st century skills that will assist them today and in the future.

Flip through TUMOxAGBU programme brochure to learn more.