Inventions for Impact learning programme

The “Inventions for Impact” learning programme offers a variety of courses designed for young people between the ages of 9 and 17, adjusted to their level of cognitive development and maturity. It looks at how IP and innovation impact history, economics, society, culture, health, gender equality, diversity and inclusion, physical well-being, sports, etc. Course formats and topics vary according to the target age segment. Each course integrates a variety of learning resources, from text and audiovisual elements to learning exercises and cards to help students interact.

From curiosity to innovation YX01-2026 Expected Q2 I 8 hr(s)

Aimed at children aged 9-10, this course focuses on the basics of innovation, historical examples and relating inventions to human needs.

Innovation through history YX02-2026 Expected Q2 I 8 hr(s)

Aimed at children aged 10-11, this course focuses on milestones of innovation and the societal impact of innovations.

Innovation for a better world YX03-2026 Expected Q4 I 8 hr(s)

Aimed at children aged 11-12, this course focuses on innovations for sustainability, women inventors and improving world exchanges.

Tech meets culture YX04-2026 Expected Q4 I 8 hr(s)

Aimed at children aged 12-13, this course focuses on how technological innovation contributes to cultural development, cross-cultual collaboration and creativity.