Tina a modifié la description du groupe Engineering Club de “The Engineering Club is an interactive online academic club for students aged 12–18 who are fascinated by how things work and love to build, design, and innovate. Hosted on our all-in-one educational platform, this club offers a dynamic space to explore the many branches of engineering—including mechanical, civil, electrical, environmental, aerospace, and software—through hands-on virtual activities, teamwork, and real-world challenges.
Core Activities and Learning Opportunities:

Séances hebdomadaires sur des sujets d'ingénierie attrayants, des ponts aux robots

Défis virtuels en matière de conception et de construction à l'aide d'outils numériques tels que la CAO ou Tinkercad

Projets de résolution de problèmes réels utilisant le processus de conception technique

Laboratoires d'innovation de groupe et concours STEM

Conférences d'ingénieurs et d'étudiants universitaires dans diverses disciplines

Discussions sur les parcours de carrière et possibilités de mentorat

Lignes directrices et règles du club :

Eligibility: Open to students aged 12–18; no prior experience needed.

Attendance: Members must attend at least two meetings per month to stay active.

Engagement: Active participation in group projects, design tasks, and discussions is required.

Respect and Teamwork: Collaboration is essential. Be inclusive, supportive, and respect all ideas.

Original Work: All submissions must be the student’s own. Copying or misrepresenting design work is prohibited.

Safety First: Members are not allowed to attempt any physical engineering builds at home without adult supervision and club approval.

Communication: Stay on topic, use respectful language, and contribute constructively in group chats and sessions.

Preparation: Students should review pre-session materials to contribute meaningfully during meetings.

Digital Etiquette: Maintain a clean and professional online presence within the club environment.

Consequences: Inappropriate behavior or repeated rule violations will result in warnings or removal from the club.

 
The Engineering Club is more than just creating models—it’s about developing a mindset of innovation, persistence, and collaboration. Whether you’re dreaming of building skyscrapers, rockets, or sustainable solutions, this is your launchpad. Let’s engineer the future—together!” à “The Engineering Club is an interactive online academic club for students aged 12–18 who are fascinated by how things work and love to build, design, and innovate. Hosted on our all-in-one educational platform, this club offers a dynamic space to explore the many branches of engineering—including mechanical, civil, electrical, environmental, aerospace, and software—through hands-on virtual activities, teamwork, and real-world challenges.
Activités principales et possibilités d'apprentissage :

Séances hebdomadaires sur des sujets d'ingénierie attrayants, des ponts aux robots
Défis virtuels en matière de conception et de construction à l'aide d'outils numériques tels que la CAO ou Tinkercad
Projets de résolution de problèmes réels utilisant le processus de conception technique
Laboratoires d'innovation de groupe et concours STEM
Conférences d'ingénieurs et d'étudiants universitaires dans diverses disciplines
Discussions sur les parcours de carrière et possibilités de mentorat

Lignes directrices et règles du club :

Eligibility: Open to students aged 12–18; no prior experience needed.
Attendance: Members must attend at least two meetings per month to stay active.
Engagement: Active participation in group projects, design tasks, and discussions is required.
Respect and Teamwork: Collaboration is essential. Be inclusive, supportive, and respect all ideas.
Original Work: All submissions must be the student’s own. Copying or misrepresenting design work is prohibited.
Safety First: Members are not allowed to attempt any physical engineering builds at home without adult supervision and club approval.
Communication: Stay on topic, use respectful language, and contribute constructively in group chats and sessions.
Preparation: Students should review pre-session materials to contribute meaningfully during meetings.
Digital Etiquette: Maintain a clean and professional online presence within the club environment.
Consequences: Inappropriate behavior or repeated rule violations will result in warnings or removal from the club.

The Engineering Club is more than just creating models—it’s about developing a mindset of innovation, persistence, and collaboration. Whether you’re dreaming of building skyscrapers, rockets, or sustainable solutions, this is your launchpad. Let’s engineer the future—together!”