International stage of the Formula of Intelligence Championship
Project challenges
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Selecting the strongest teams of school pupils from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan and enabling them to take part in the championship final.
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Building effective cooperation with partners in the participating countries and adapting the championship’s organisational model for an international format.
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Creating attractive conditions for school pupils interested in the sciences to take part in the intellectual championship and maintaining their interest in Russian educational initiatives.
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Strengthening Russia’s positive image as a country that invests in young people’s intellectual development and is open to international educational cooperation.
Implementation
We invited school pupils from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, where Nuclear Technology Information Centres (NTICs) operate, to take part in the project. Holding the championship in Russian shaped its international reach and the format of engagement with participants.
Working with NTIC representatives in each country, we organised qualifying games and produced visual materials and branded gifts for participants.
Teams also took part in an online tournament, followed by a final awards ceremony, completing the full cycle from international selection to the championship final.
We invited school pupils from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, where Nuclear Technology Information Centres (NTICs) operate, to take part in the project.
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Holding the championship in Russian shapes its international reach and the format of engagement with participants.
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Working with NTIC representatives in each country, we organised qualifying games for the intellectual championship and produced visual materials and branded gifts for participants.
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Teams also took part in an online tournament, followed by a final awards ceremony, completing the full international championship cycle from selection to the final.
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By taking part in a Russian intellectual championship, international teams strengthened trust in Russia and its educational practices.
Results
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at least 300 school pupils from Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan take part in the tournament each year;
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the intellectual championship established a sustainable mechanism for selecting international school teams and bringing them to the championship final;
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the project encourages school pupils’ interest in the sciences and intellectual competitions.
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In partnership with the Nuclear Energy Information Centres
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