Digital education

Digital education

TUMO Center in Berlin

The entrepreneurial couple Sam and Silva Simonian wanted to promote digital education for young people in Armenia. The concept is now also expanding in Germany: thanks to KfW's initiative, there are already TUMO centres in Berlin and Mannheim. Further TUMO centres will soon be opened in Cologne, Essen, Lüdenscheid, Saarbrücken and Frankfurt.

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The TUMO Center in Berlin

A state-of-the-art building where children and young people learn digital skills free of charge: that is the TUMO Learning Centre in Berlin-Charlottenburg.

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Young teacher sitting at mobile computer in TUMO Center Berlin

A digital learning centre for creative minds

TUMO, the digital learning centre, opened in Berlin in the middle of the "soft" lockdown. Adapted to pandemic conditions, 12 to 18-year-olds can now learn online how creative programming works. The unique education project modelled on an Armenian project is a hit with young people. Other TUMO centres shall be opened as soon as it can be arranged.

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Computers at the TUMO Education Center in Berlin

Hoping for imitators

The coronavirus crisis showed us that Germany still has a long way to go when it comes to digital education. As the KfW project manager responsible for the new TUMO learning centre, Robin Hertz tells us about the contribution it can make in this area and about KfW’s long-term plans for the project.

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Verena Pausder sits in front of her notebook with a smile

Learning centre of the future

Verena Pausder is a successful tech entrepreneur, author and expert for digital education. KfW Stories spoke with her about TUMO in Berlin, where KfW financed the start-up phase of the new “Center for Creative Technologies” for young people.

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Germany learns from Armenia

The TUMO Centre for Creative Technologies in Armenia is an educational centre, specialised on technology and design, where teenagers can learn free of charge. TUMO’s managing directors Marie-Lou and Pegor Papazian talk about their project and its expansion to Berlin.

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