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Qatar Science and Engineering 2016 Exhibition, organised by the Research and Development Sector in Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF), conducted a specialised training course on “Skills For Presentation of Projects & Commitment To Safety & Security Standards. “
High school students who are participating in the exhibition taking place at Qatar National Convention Centre from March 8-10 have attended the course which was conducted in Arabic and English.
The workshop aimed at teaching students on rules and guidelines for the competition.
At least 200 students (65% of them are Qatari) will compete at this year’s edition. Participants will present their research projects in the categories of scientific and research disciplines.
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