Argentina’s Ministry of Education and the ETH Kipu Foundation are introducing Ethereum and blockchain technology education into Buenos Aires high schools, starting August 27.Blockchain Studies: Argentina to Include Ethereum Education in High School Curriculum
At least 30 educators in Buenos Aires will be trained to teach Ethereum and blockchain subjects, with potential expansion to other regions.
Overall, Latin America is rapidly expanding its cryptocurrency initiatives and advancing in institutional investment, education, and regulation.
Argentina is embracing crypto—well, it is embracing Ethereum. The country’s Ministry of Education partnered with the ETH Kipu Foundation to introduce Ethereum and blockchain technology to high schoolers in Buenos Aires.
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ETH Kipu Foundation is a Latin American organisation focusing on Ethereum education. From August 27th, high school students in Buenos Aires can participate in internships with blockchain projects, gaining practical experience in the field.
An Opportunity to Learn Solidity
The program will offer an online course for Solidity, one of Ethereum’s main programming languages. The course will be available for 500 students aged 18 and over and will teach them how to develop decentralised applications (dApps) on the Ethereum network.
To ensure the program’s success, 30 city educators will receive training to teach Ethereum and blockchain-related subjects. If successful, the framework developed through this initiative may be expanded to other regions.
Paula D., co-founder of ETH Kipu, highlighted the program’s potential to create new career opportunities for young people and position Argentina at the forefront of the global blockchain movement. She emphasised that integrating Ethereum education in high schools provides students with tools to shape the future:
Crypto Expands in Latin America
The cryptocurrency industry seems to be expanding faster than ever in Latin America, and it even feels like the region is outpacing the US and European countries by approving more investment vehicles for institutions, providing better regulatory frameworks, and even educating citizens on blockchain technology.
The Brazilian government recently approved another Solana-based exchange-traded fund (ETF) managed by Hashdex, a well-known crypto asset manager.
Recently, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) offered El Salvador’s government new amendments in its negotiation on a program that could boost the country’s economy, noting that the nation’s investments in Bitcoin have been better than expected (after heavily criticising the country for investing in BTC back in 2021, of course).
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