Registrations for the event are now
Registrations
Registrations are now closed. See below for details on the next steps.
Registrations will be evaluated based on your motivation to attend the SA-SGW 2023, your insights and passion for space and sustainability, your breadth and depth of experience, as well as your general ability to contribute to the overall event.
For questions or concerns regarding the registration process, please contact the SA-SGW Delegates Team at their mail address [email protected]
Best of luck!
The 8th SA-SGW Organising Team
IMPORTANT DATES & DELEGATE REGISTRATION PROCESS
[1st May-30th June] Registration and workshop fee payment period. To register for the event, you need to be an SGAC member on the website of SGAC. Remember that your spot is not guaranteed until having completed this process.
- [1st May-15th June] Students and Young Professionals of Universidad de América.
- [1st May-30th June] Students and Young Professionals Regular tickets.
Please keep in mind that there will be no deadline extensions, so do not miss the chance to register or secure your ticket afterwards!
REGISTRATION FEES
All prices are listed in USD. Payment will be made only through the Eventbrite registration, which accepts credit cards and Paypal, to see the link to the eventbrite registration you need to register first on the website of SGAC and logged-in your account.
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Technician, technologist and undergraduate student Universidad de América |
Graduate student and young professional Universidad de América |
Technician, technologist and undergraduate student |
Graduate student and young professional |
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Regular registration (USD) |
$ 6 |
$ 12 |
$ 10 |
$ 20 |
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Regular registration (COP) |
$25000 |
$50000 |
$42000 |
$84000 |
*The values in COP are approximate, actual prices depend on the exchange rate of dollar at the moment of the transaction.
Included in the cost of registration for the event are:
- Entry to the 8th South America – Space Generation Workshop
- SA-SGW Delegate material and goodies
- Catering onsite (incl. coffee breaks)
- SA-SGW Cultural Night Event (if enough sponsorships are secured the dinner will be provided for free, otherwise each person will have to cover their costs)
- SA-SGW Gala Closing Dinner (Each person will have to cover their own costs)
IMPORTANT REMARKS
LIABILITY – The SGAC and/or SA- SGW Organisers shall not be held liable for personal accidents, losses or damage to private property of South America – Space Generation Workshop delegates.
INSURANCE – The SGAC and/or SA – SGW Organisers cannot accept liability for personal injuries sustained, or for loss or damage of property belonging to South America – Space Generation Workshop delegates (or their accompanying persons) either during, or as a result of the 8 th South America – Space Generation Workshop.
Scholarships
Check out the tab for Scholarships, the call for scholarships is now open. Don’t miss this opportunity, we’ll be in touch soon!
Clarifications
In Colombia, a technician and a technologist are both professionals who have received specialized training in a specific field of study.
A technician typically has completed a technical program that focuses on practical skills and knowledge needed for a specific job or industry. They typically receive a diploma or certificate and may work in entry-level positions such as technicians or operators.
On the other hand, a technologist typically has completed a more comprehensive program that includes both theoretical and practical training in a particular field. They usually receive a degree, such as an associate’s degree or a bachelor’s degree, and may work in positions such as supervisors, analysts, or project managers.
Both technicians and technologists are considered skilled workers in Colombia, and their services are in demand in various industries such as manufacturing, construction, healthcare, and information technology.
