The Argentine Technology Competition (OATEC) is back with a new edition, aimed at inspiring scientific-technological vocations among high school students nationwide. Registration is now open online and free of charge until August 31, through the competition’s official website: www.oatec.org.ar. Organized by the Technological Institute of Buenos Aires (ITBA), the competition offers scholarships to study at the university and computers as prizes.
The theme of OATEC this year is “Technology in Agriculture”, providing participants with an opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills in analyzing, interpreting, and addressing situations related to scientific-technological activities. Evaluation will cover various aspects including general knowledge about the theme, deductive logic, problem-solving abilities, and more.
Interested students must be under 19 and registered at an educational establishment to participate. The competition will award scholarships to study at ITBA to the winners of the top three places, along with computers and tablets. The guidance teachers of the winning students will also receive diplomas and tablets.
A jury of ITBA professionals will evaluate the participants based on their knowledge, problem-solving abilities, manual skills, and more. The ITBA offers a range of Bachelor’s Degree programs in areas including Business Management, Bioengineering, and various fields of Engineering.
The competition emphasizes the importance of technology in solving society’s challenges. Dr. Jorge Ratto, President of OATEC believes that it is an opportunity for talented and committed students to showcase their potential.
With a focus on encouraging scientific-technological vocations among young students
