Empowering the Next Generation with Free STEM Education
We Empower Students in Developing Countries with Hands-On Science and Math Tools for a Brighter Future.
Our Programs
STEM Courses: Our curriculum is designed to be both accessible and relevant to the local contexts of the developing countries we serve. Ashton H. Jung and our dedicated team have developed these courses through extensive research and collaboration. Our wide range of courses in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are tailored to inspire and equip students with the skills they need to succeed. Our courses cover:
- Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Science.
- Technology: Computer Science, Coding, and Digital Literacy.
- Engineering: Basic Engineering Principles, Robotics, and Practical Applications.
- Mathematics: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Advanced Mathematics.
Each course is meticulously crafted with input from educators and professionals to ensure it meets the educational needs and interests of students in different regions.
Online Platform: We utilize Zoom as our online learning platform, providing a flexible and interactive environment for both students and educators. This platform allows us to offer live classes, real-time feedback, and engaging activities that enhance the learning experience. Through Zoom, we can connect with students across developing countries, ensuring that they have access to quality STEM education regardless of their location.
Resources
Class Materials & Resources
Class materials & resources include lecture notes, online resources, assignments and projects, exams and quizzes, additional support like study groups and other interesting materials.
Testimonials
Testimonials: Hear from past students about their experiences and how the course has benefited them
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About us
We are a nonprofit organization based in Orange County, CA, dedicated to providing STEM education to students in developing countries. Our mission is to empower young minds by giving them access to quality learning resources and hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Our passionate and dedicated team believes that every child deserves the opportunity to succeed. By supporting education, we aim to build a brighter future for all, fostering innovation and growth in communities around the world.
Mission Statement: At InnoYouth, our mission is to democratize access to education by providing free online STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) courses to underserved regions. We believe that every young mind, regardless of their background or location, deserves the opportunity to learn and thrive in these critical fields.
Founder's Story: InnoYouth was founded by Ashton H. Jung, a passionate advocate for STEM education and a high school student at Troy High School in Fullerton, Southern California. Ashton's journey began with a deep love for STEM subjects, fostered through their involvement in water polo and archery. Inspired by their own experiences and driven by a desire to make a meaningful impact, Ashton founded InnoYouth to share the transformative power of STEM education with students in developing countries.
Vision: Our vision at InnoYouth is to create a world where educational opportunities are accessible to all. We envision expanding our online platform across developing countries, starting with Mongolia and extending to Indonesia, to empower the next generation of innovators and problem-solvers. By bridging educational gaps and fostering a global community of learners, we aim to inspire positive change and sustainable development worldwide.
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