關於 world youth skills day ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

🚶‍♀️💪女孩力量加油！超級興奮的！AIT本周五起舉辦一個超酷的「程式少女特訓營」！這是AIT首次為台灣女高中生舉行的營隊活動，目的在於透過理工科學（STEM）相關領域的課程來培力女力，並發展其領導力。除了精彩的課程設計，AIT也特別邀請到美國「天下無難事」實驗室創辦人與學員透過視訊進行交流，討論如何以創新方法解決現實世界的問題。AIT近來積極推動與台灣青年的交流，並提倡學術自由，我們堅信所有人不分性別都能在專業和教育上享有平等的機會。

AIT文化官馬明遠表示：「我們非常高興看到60位來自全台各地、深具潛力的女高中生參加這次的營隊。希望這次的營隊活動能讓學員們與當地的社群進行深度交流，激發她們對理工學科的興趣，並進一步選讀相關課程。」接下來幾天我們會在臉書與IG分享精采的活動過程，新聞稿請見: https://www.ait.org.tw/zh…/ait-first-girls-tech-bootcamp-zh/

🚶‍♀️💪Way to go girl power! Super exciting! AIT is hosting the first Girls Tech Bootcamp at National Dong Hwa University this coming long weekend! The three-day intensive camp is the first of its kind that AIT has offered exclusively to high school female students. The AIT Girls Tech Bootcamp aims to empower high school girls via STEM elements, while providing them opportunities to develop their leadership skills. One of the interesting courses is that we invite the founder of Not Impossible Labs, a nonprofit organization that develops creative solutions to real-world problems, to do a webinar with all the participants. The camp is part of AIT’s ongoing effort to engage youth in Taiwan and to promote academic freedom and the belief that persons of all genders should have equal access to professional and educational opportunities.

“We are delighted to see 60 potential high school girls from different cities of Taiwan participating in this camp. We hope this camp could help them to engage in their local communities and inspire them to pursue STEM education opportunities,” says AIT Cultural Affairs Officer Luke Martin. We will share the bootcamp on our Facebook and Instagram account. Stay tuned! Read the Press Release: https://www.ait.org.tw/ait-first-girls-tech-bootcamp/

🚶‍♀️💪女孩力量加油！超級興奮的！AIT本周五起舉辦一個超酷的「程式少女特訓營」！這是AIT首次為台灣女高中生舉行的營隊活動，目的在於透過理工科學（STEM）相關領域的課程來培力女力，並發展其領導力。除了精彩的課程設計，AIT也特別邀請到美國「天下無難事」實驗室創辦人與學員透過視訊進行交流，討論如何以創新方法解決現實世界的問題。AIT近來積極推動與台灣青年的交流，並提倡學術自由，我們堅信所有人不分性別都能在專業和教育上享有平等的機會。

AIT文化官馬明遠表示：「我們非常高興看到60位來自全台各地、深具潛力的女高中生參加這次的營隊。希望這次的營隊活動能讓學員們與當地的社群進行深度交流，激發她們對理工學科的興趣，並進一步選讀相關課程。」接下來幾天我們會在臉書與IG分享精采的活動過程，新聞稿請見: https://www.ait.org.tw/zhtw/ait-first-girls-tech-bootcamp-zh/

🚶‍♀️💪Way to go girl power! Super exciting! AIT is hosting the first Girls Tech Bootcamp at National Dong Hwa University this coming long weekend! The three-day intensive camp is the first of its kind that AIT has offered exclusively to high school female students. The AIT Girls Tech Bootcamp aims to empower high school girls via STEM elements, while providing them opportunities to develop their leadership skills. One of the interesting courses is that we invite the founder of Not Impossible Labs, a nonprofit organization that develops creative solutions to real-world problems, to do a webinar with all the participants. The camp is part of AIT’s ongoing effort to engage youth in Taiwan and to promote academic freedom and the belief that persons of all genders should have equal access to professional and educational opportunities.

“We are delighted to see 60 potential high school girls from different cities of Taiwan participating in this camp. We hope this camp could help them to engage in their local communities and inspire them to pursue STEM education opportunities,” says AIT Cultural Affairs Officer Luke Martin. We will share the bootcamp on our Facebook and Instagram account. Stay tuned! Read the Press Release: https://www.ait.org.tw/ait-first-girls-tech-bootcamp/

Glad to see events like BrainHack — a virtual learning fest organised by the DSTA Defence Science and Technology Agency — carrying on despite COVID-19. Over 3,000 students from around the world signed up — double the number last year.

BrainHack encourages young participants to explore the latest digital technologies. It provides hands-on training in app development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, space, 3D printing, and fake news detection. Many of the hackathon projects serve practical, real-world purposes and have the potential to be adopted more widely. I’m glad to see the strong interest and positive learning attitude among young people, in these challenging times!

BrainHack will end on this Sunday, 5 July, which coincidentally is also Youth Day. I hope such events will help youths to pick up technical skills, and more important still a passion to change the world for the better.

Wishing all BrainHack participants a fun learning experience, as well as a happy Youth Day long weekend! – LHL