Science Projects: JETS

JETS club is an acronym for “Junior Engineers, Technicians and Scientist”. The JETS club is a science body that helps in inculcating better understanding of sciences into its members. JETS club project helps to reveal the full potential of young minds, in a way for a child to discover his/her creative potential.

JETS club was created to provide children with an introduction to science in Nigeria. The club was created in 1982 by Professor Peter Okebukola. JETS club project in Nigeria encouraged the smartest kids to think like a scientist.

Objectives

The major distinction between developing and developed nations is hidden in their scientific advancement. Therefore, science could be the way for Nigeria to go from being a developing nation to a developed one. For this to happen, it is important to cultivate scientific and technological skills in our children.

Science fair projects are one of the greatest opportunities for kids to open their mind! It helps students learn science, not from the perspective of theory, where they learn just facts, but they get to perform real experiments. The science projects also develop the spirit of constructive competition between students. It is so much more than just passive listening to teachers in the classes.

Projects Overview

Projects aimed at creating an external object. For instance, car project. Airplane projects and so on.

Projects created to satisfy aesthetic feelings. This could be projects connected to music, arts, etc.

Projects created to provide solutions to certain problems. For instance, projects that brings about ideals on how to solve poverty issues in the world, deforestation or preservation of endangered species.

Projects created to provide students with some knowledge or skills. This could be a research experiment. Science projects help kids develop their scientific and technical skills. It also helps them to create a name for themselves

Executive Members

President	Johnson Letsuwa
V-President	Oreluwa Anifowose
Secretary
PRO
Treasurer