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As Kenya rolls out the CBC curriculum, there’s a global stage that’s hard to ignore — Teknofest in Turkey. It’s where students and young innovators compete in robotics, aerospace, and next-gen tech. It’s hands-on learning at a global scale — and a glimpse into the future of education. This year, the spotlight was on the Republic of Turkey Northern Cyprus.
Turkey Techno Festival: Students, young innovators compete in robotics
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