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Junior Achievement ROM ANIA

Junior Achievement ROM ANIA. Lucian Gramescu. General info about your national challenge. 27th of March, Ploie şti , Mihai Viteazul National College 1 day Innovation Camp – ~ 9 hours 20 teams worked for 6 hours to solve the business topic

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Junior Achievement ROM ANIA

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  1. Junior Achievement ROMANIA Lucian Gramescu

  2. General info about your national challenge • 27th of March, Ploieşti, Mihai Viteazul National College • 1 day Innovation Camp – ~ 9hours • 20 teams worked for 6 hours to solve the business topic Conceive a smart packaging for your favorite food. • 5 business volunteers from 2 companies helped Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company and Gebruder Weiss • Teams were evaluated in 2 stages: • Presentations graded by the jury (75%) and the other teams (25%) • Best scoring teams were interviewed in English by the jury for final results

  3. General info about your national challenge Partners • Coca-Cola HBC is a long-time partner of JARomania • Educational institutions were approached based on their logistics • County Schools Inspectorate is always a partner no matter the location • 1 host highschool, 1 partner highschool • Schools are recruited by contacting school management and inviting them into the project. 11 schools out of 11 invited opted-in and nominated a coordinating teacher • Pre-event: 2 direct staff, 2 support • Event: 4 on the location + 10 volunteer students from the host highschool

  4. General info about your national challenge

  5. Branding and Visibility (logo of your event) Website

  6. Branding and Visibility (logo of your event) Clip Press release

  7. Branding and Visibility (logo of your event) On-site materials

  8. Impact • 11 of schools (vocational schools or classes with vocational specialization) • 14 teachers • 98 students • 5 Volunteer Experts (2 companies) • 5 Members of the Jury ( 4 companies/organizations/institutions)

  9. PR and Dissemination • Press release and follow-up call for the event 21 press appearences 2 in local television • Press release for the international final 16 press appearences • JA Romania Facebook – 2500 friends Foto gallery and updates • ECIC Website Project information, foto gallery, media coverage, rules and resources, testimonials and updates

  10. SWOT No specific problems encountered while implementing the Creativity and Innovation Camp in a smaller location. Powerful, engaging format, good for getting media attention by promoting the European dimension and engaging all the (significant highschools) ... ... yet, time consuming to prepare ... ... elements in the experience to improve ...

  11. Plans for the future projects • Develop broader partnerships, with the Innovation & Creativity Challenge as an element in a relationship with a wider educational scope • Develop local task-force for project implementation • Date and locations not set at this time

  12. Local Best Practice • Main achievements • Best results in an European Innovation Camp final • Unexpected interested from the community • PR and Media • Good press coverage • Evaluation/Feedback

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