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Young Innovators · Ages 13–18

Your Ideas Deserve to Be Seen.

Explore STEM, showcase what you create, and discover university-led challenges and activities. Build a portfolio that grows with your interests.

For Parents & Guardians

For ages 13–18. Guardian authorization and age-appropriate protections apply where required.

A student lines up a small programmable robot on a challenge mat during a STEM camp

Explore. Create. Participate. Achieve.

A simple journey to turn your interests into things you can show.

  1. Explore

    Discover STEM topics you didn't know you'd love.

    Pick interests and follow where your curiosity goes.

  2. Create

    Turn ideas into builds, code and experiments.

    Add each project with photos and what you learned.

  3. Participate

    Take part in university-led challenges.

    Join hackathons, fairs and workshops as they open.

  4. Achieve

    Collect evidence of what you can do.

    Record awards and milestones in one portfolio.

Profile & Projects

Your STEM profile, built around what you make.

Show who you are beyond grades. Keep what you want to explore, what you can do, and the proof you've built in one place.

Interests
What you want to explore next.
Skills
What you can already do.
Evidence
Projects and achievements that show it.
Illustrative example · not a real student
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Laila M.

Grade 10 · Sample Secondary School, Cairo

Obstacle-avoiding rover

Ultrasonic sensor + motor driver, coded in Python.

  • Robotics
  • Sensors

Solar plant-watering kit

Moisture sensor triggers a small solar-powered pump.

  • Sustainability
  • IoT

University Challenges Coming soon

Challenges led by universities and innovation centers.

Organizers will publish age-appropriate activities with their own eligibility rules. No challenges are listed yet.

  • Hackathons

    Short team builds around a real problem.

  • Science fairs

    Present an experiment and explain your method.

  • Competitions

    Robotics, coding and design challenges.

  • University workshops

    Hands-on sessions run on campus or online.

For Parents & Guardians

Support their curiosity. Stay involved in their journey.

The planned model: two separate logins linked to one student profile. Your child edits their own portfolio. You use Guardian View with additional consent and safety controls. Passwords are never shared, and guardians can't sign in as the student.

Platform guardian consent and a university's event-specific authorization or eligibility checks are separate. An organizer's own checks don't replace EduNatives' responsibilities.

Planned safeguards Coming soon

  • Private by defaultProfiles start hidden from public search.
  • Linked guardian viewSee your child's profile and activity, read-only.
  • Participation approvalsApprove challenges and events before they join.
  • Controlled visibilityDecide what is shared and with whom.

Policies

Young Innovators Safety & Privacy notice Pending approval

Guardian authorization policy Pending approval

General platform Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

For Universities & Innovation Centers

Run challenges for the next generation of builders.

Following a public link never gives an institution access to any student's personal information.

Planned organizer features Coming soon

  • Create youth challenges
  • Set eligibility requirements
  • Manage applications
  • Share outcomes
University Hubs Innovation Centers

Start your STEM journey.

Sign-up opens once guardian and safety protections are ready.

For Parents & Guardians

All profiles and projects on this page are illustrative examples.