
Investing in Talent Training Kit
A kit on investing in talent at the level of the family, school and organisations, covering why it matters, how to identify gifted individuals, and models for nurturing talent.
Anyone can, through sharp observation and analysis, find and explain something that already exists in nature, while at the same time the engineer uses existing technology and scientific understanding to design better objects or processes, in contrast to the inventor who creates something new that did not exist before.
The idea must be new and contribute to solving a problem.
Documenting and writing down the specific sequence in producing the product, and recording it in a daily journal.
Researching the markets for products similar to the invention, and making sure the idea does not already exist.
Evaluating the idea, and ensuring its quality and marketing value.
Searching global search sites for patents.
Being precise and ensuring that no one who did not participate in the invention is added to the patent.
Working to protect the idea.
Publishing the invention after protecting it.
Registering the invention locally, then registering it internationally, through the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Signing a non-disclosure agreement when explaining the idea to any party.
Creative students and young people, teachers, and those interested in innovation and invention.
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