The annual Tan Kah Kee Young Inventors Award(TKKYIA) is here again. Since 1986, the competition has been held to promote creativity and originality idea generation within the youths of Singapore. This year, competition rules remains the same and participants are to submit their proposal to via the TKKYIA website by 6th
The annual Tan Kah Kee Young Inventors Award(TKKYIA) is here again. Since 1986, the competition has been held to promote creativity and originality idea generation within the youths of Singapore. This year, competition rules remains the same and participants are to submit their proposal to via the TKKYIA website by 6th January 2013.
There are five sections that participants can join, namely the Junior Student,Student,Senior Student, Open or Defense Science section.
Junior Student
Student
Senior Student
Open
Defence Science
Age requirement
Students Below 13*
Students Below 19*
Students Below 25*
Below 36*
Below 36*
There is no specific theme for all the categories, other than the Defense Science category.
What are you waiting for? Form a team of up to 3 members and start brainstorming for the next big thing in Singapore.
Rules and Criteria: http://www.tkkfoundation.org.sg/tkk/foundation/young/rules_sss_e.shtml
Submission: http://www.8path.com.sg/tkkyia/regOnline.phpTan Kah Kee Young Inventors' Award is jointly organised by the Tan Kah Kee Foundation, the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and the DSO National Laboratories, with the support of Science Centre Singapore.
Ngee Ann Polytechnic School of ICT Students can email Terence Choo directly at [email protected] for competition mentorship and more help
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