On Thursday, December 19th, Dynatec SMV welcomed the Chemistry 2 class from Vestby Upper Secondary School. The students were given a unique opportunity to learn more about how chemistry and technology are applied in practice within the industry. The visit is part of Dynatec SMV’s commitment to strengthening collaboration with regional schools and inspiring young people to pursue science and technology.

The day began with an introduction to the company, where the students were presented with Dynatec SMV’s history, operations, and specialization in machining and technological solutions. Following this, the group was given a tour of the production facilities, gaining valuable insights into advanced manufacturing processes and how modern technology is used to solve complex challenges.

The Chemistry 2 teacher emphasized the importance of such company visits: “The students gained valuable insights into how their subjects can be applied in the workplace. This helps motivate them to pursue further studies in science.”

Dynatec SMV views collaboration with local schools as an important part of its social responsibility and as a way to help ensure recruitment for technology-driven careers in the future.

“We want to show students the opportunities available within the industry while inspiring them to explore the exciting career paths that science and technology open up,” says Robin Bråthen, Training Manager at Dynatec SMV.

Dynatec SMV collaborates with several schools in the region to build bridges between education and the workforce. The visit from Vestby Upper Secondary School was an excellent example of how such partnerships can provide students with valuable experiences and insights.

With this visit, we hope to have sparked a passion in these young science enthusiasts, and we look forward to welcoming more school classes in the future.