Through the RealSchool Advanced Educational Program, SYUN proudly supports innovative, hands-on education for Armenian youth in both Yerevan and Vanadzor. This partnership with Իրական դպրոց / Real School empowers students to think critically, create boldly, and contribute meaningfully to Armenia’s future.

The program unites diverse fields—from technology and agriculture to classical studies, arts, and first aid—under one mission: to nurture a generation of capable, curious, and socially responsible innovators.

• Armath 2.0 modernizes school tech labs, providing students with cutting-edge tools and training for digital creativity and problem-solving.

• Hoond introduces sustainable farming practices through prototype labs focused on vertical agriculture, spirulina, and mushroom cultivation—linking innovation with environmental awareness.

• Gardman Project engages students in advanced computer design, FPGA development, and participation in international hackathons, bridging Armenia’s youth with the global tech community.

• Classical Language Studies connects STEM with the humanities through courses in Latin, Classical Armenian, Russian, and English, including the development of a unique Latin–Grabar textbook.

• Darman trains students in First Aid and emergency response, ensuring they gain essential life skills while contributing to community safety.

• Bagrevand OS promotes open-source learning and collaboration, expanding digital independence across educational networks.

• Metax/Mani & Situation Awareness encourages student-led development of decentralized platforms that enhance communication, organization, and transparency in learning environments.

• Arts & Creativity form an essential part of the program—students explore ceramics, singing, acting, and visual arts, fostering self-expression, teamwork, and a deep appreciation for Armenian cultural heritage.

By supporting RealSchool’s Advanced Educational Program, SYUN helps ensure that education in Armenia remains forward-looking, inclusive, and deeply rooted in creativity and responsibility. Together, we’re not just teaching skills—we’re shaping the architects of tomorrow’s Armenia.