SkyLink Japan We will hold a drone programming class for elementary and junior high school students in order to let the younger generation who will support Japan in the future know its development and enjoyment.

SkyLink Japan We will hold a drone programming class for elementary and junior high school students in order to let the younger generation who will support Japan in the future know its development and enjoyment.

A small drone suitable for indoor flights and a text manual can be taken home as a privilege, it is ideal as a free task for summer vacation at home, and it is an event full of ingenuity that allows family and friends to enjoy learning the program. ..

■ Outline of the event

Below is a quote from the press release

SkyLink Japan (WorldLink & Company Co., Ltd. Headquarters: Kita-ku, Kyoto, Representative: Shinya Suda) mainly sells drones and proposes solutions to corporations and professional shooters (consumers engaged in production activities). We also hold a drone programming class for elementary and junior high school students so that the younger generation who will support Japan in the future will know its development and enjoyment. Parents and children can also participate in this classroom. You can take home a small drone and a text manual suitable for indoor flights as a privilege, so you can work on it as a free task during the summer vacation at home, or you can enjoy learning the program with your family and friends. It’s a lot of events.

■ In holding

According to the new course of study announced in 2017, programming education in elementary schools is scheduled to become compulsory from 2020. In addition, the programming software “Scratch” used in this classroom was developed by MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Media Lab, and has been highly evaluated as a teaching material for learning programmatic thinking with an intuitive GUI (graphical user interface). Software for PC.
The RYZE high-performance compact drone “Tello” that is actually used in the classroom is included in the participation fee as a flight set, so you can enjoy it with your friends and family even after you return home. In a small group seminar, the professional staff will teach you carefully and happily. We look forward to welcoming you on this occasion.

■ Outline of the event

○ Date and time:
　Saturday, July 6th 10: 00-12: 00/14: 00-16: 00
　Sunday, July 7th 10: 00-12: 00/14: 00-16: 00 (all 4 times)
　* Capacity available / First-come-first-served basis / If there are many applications, the attendance time will be a lottery

○ Venue: SkyLink Japan Kyoto Kitayama Main Store
　98-2-2F, Kamigamo Iwagakiuchi-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto (directly connected to Exit 4 of Kitayama Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway)

○ Participation target: 3rd grade elementary school to 3rd grade junior high school (parents allowed)

○ Participation fee: 32,400 yen (tax included) The tuition fee includes the following:
・ Drone set (“Tello” aircraft, special case, special transmitter)
・ Scratch setup manual
・ DJI drone toy (Gachapon)
・ Kyoto Yawata・ Hiko Shrine Safety Prayer Sticker

■ Application / contact information for programming classes

○ 　Apply from the dedicated form

　URL: https://forms.gle/LiMYZryvyNUbcUch6

○ Contact Tel: 075-708-2369
　Email: info@skylinkjapan.com

■ About SkyLink Japan

Headquartered in Kitayama, Kyoto, it opened the first real-store drone specialty store in Japan in 2015. With the mission of “connecting drones and society correctly,” we not only sell under the brand “SkyLink Japan,” but also provide the latest technology and maintenance services for aerial photography, infrastructure inspections, and surveys using drones, as well as seminars and drone pilots. It plays a role as an industry hub by providing all kinds of drone-related solutions that meet customer needs such as dispatch.
[WorldLink & Company Co., Ltd. Headquarters: Kita-ku, Kyoto City Established: 2014 Representative: Shinya Suda]
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