36 youth teams became winners of the engineering CASE-IN championship.

36 youth teams won the cups of the winners in the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN". This was announced by Alexey Agafonov, First Deputy General Director of ANO Russia - the Land of Opportunities, at a press conference in TASS.

The participants of the championship competed in student and school leagues, as well as in the league of young professionals.

"The student league is traditionally the most widespread in terms of the number and geography of participants. In the tenth season, 5,722 students and 288 young professionals from more than 50 regions of Russia, Kazakhstan and the Republic of Belarus worked on solutions on the topic "Industry 4.0". <...> 600 people from 155 youth teams reached the finals. 36 teams received medals and cups, these are our new heroes of the championship.", - he noted.

Agafonov said that during the anniversary season, students could try their hand at new areas such as Automation and IT, Industrial Safety, Mining Machinery and Equipment. Schoolchildren competed in a contest of drawings and layouts for the development of technical devices, solutions for cases in the field of fuel and energy, and the nuclear industry. The finals for the school league are still in progress, with 16 teams from different cities competing in it.

"Our schoolchildren traditionally receive additional points for the Unified State Exam for admission to universities. The winners of the student league will receive not only a chance to get an internship or a dream internship, but also the opportunity to enroll in a master's or postgraduate program at partner universities without entrance exams. The best young specialists will be included in the managerial personnel reserve of partner companies", - said Agafonov, noting that they will also be able to participate in other projects of the Russia - Land of Opportunities platform.

The International Engineering CASE-IN Championship is a competition for solving engineering cases among schoolchildren, students and young professionals.

A source: tass