Georgia · Telavi · Company
KinderLab • ქინდერლაბი
KinderLab is an innovative education hub in Telavi, Georgia, providing Cambridge international education and hands-on STEM/AI learning for children and young people. Our programmes combine science, mathematics, AI, robotics, digital skills, entrepreneurship and project-based learning. We develop practical innovation projects related to smart agriculture, sustainability and rural development and are seeking European partnerships in education, technology and youth development.
Looking for partners
KinderLab is looking for European partners and consortia for EU-funded projects in education, STEM/STEAM, AI, robotics, digital education, entrepreneurship, sustainability and rural development. We are interested in cooperation with schools, educational organisations, NGOs, universities, research and innovation organisations, youth organisations and technology partners. We are open to joining existing consortia as a project partner and to developing new project ideas together.
- Fields
- Environmental protectionAIYouth educationSustainable developmentOther
- For
- Accreditation on youthYouth mobilitiesYouth workers mobilitiesYouth participation projectsCooperation partnershipsSmall-scale partnerships
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About the organisation
KinderLab is an innovative education hub based in Telavi, Kakheti, Georgia, providing international and project-based education for children and young people. The organisation combines Cambridge international programmes with STEM/AI education, science, mathematics, AI, robotics, digital technologies and entrepreneurship. KinderLab uses hands-on, challenge-based and project-based learning methodologies to develop students’ creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving, digital and entrepreneurial skills.
KinderLab has experience designing and implementing practical STEM and technology projects, including smart irrigation, smart agriculture, smart village and waste separation initiatives, connecting education and innovation with real-world environmental and rural development challenges. The organisation also supports students’ participation in international educational competitions and promotes international cooperation and exchange of good practices.
As a project partner, KinderLab can contribute expertise in STEM/AI education, AI and robotics, digital learning, entrepreneurship education, project-based learning, youth engagement and innovative education in regional and rural communities. KinderLab is interested in contributing to European cooperation projects focused on education, digital transformation, sustainability, innovation, entrepreneurship and youth development.
Activities and experience
KinderLab designs and delivers innovative educational programmes for children and young people, combining Cambridge international education with STEM/AI, science, mathematics, AI, robotics, programming, digital technologies and entrepreneurship. Our approach is based on hands-on, project-based and challenge-based learning, encouraging creativity, critical thinking, collaboration and problem-solving.
KinderLab develops practical STEM and technology projects connected to real-world challenges, including smart irrigation, smart agriculture, smart village concepts and waste separation. Students participate in international educational competitions and technology projects, gaining experience in research, experimentation, engineering and innovation.
The organisation also works with educators and tutors to implement innovative teaching methodologies and develop engaging learning environments. Through its activities in Kakheti, KinderLab contributes to improving access to high-quality international and technology-focused education for children and young people in regional and rural communities.
KinderLab is particularly interested in international cooperation in STEM/AI education, AI and robotics, digital skills, entrepreneurship, sustainability, innovation and rural youth development, and can contribute as an educational and implementation partner in European projects.
Project experience
- Programmes applied to
- UN grants