SENsationalSTEM Student teams face-to-face meeting at Estonian Chamber of Disabled People

SENsationalSTEM student teams from Riga, Narva and Tartu arrived at Estonian Chamber of Disabled People at Toompuiestee 10, Tallinn on March 29th.
In a workshop with mentors they developed the business ideas, discussed progress, met with other students and presented their work.
What is SENSationalSTEM?
A project to help find out how students with special educational needs (SEN-students) can find a way to start earning their own income by using their special skills.
The project is supported by INTERREG Central Baltic Programme. The Central Baltic Programme 2014-2020 is a EU cross-border cooperation programme. Its scope is to finance high quality projects with European Development Funds in Finland (including Åland), Estonia, Latvia and Sweden, that aim to solve common challenges together and across borders. The funds (ERDF) can be applied for in calls.
More info at sensationalste....