ISEF · Conrad · Genius Olympiad · Research Mentorship
KEYA helps North American students turn curiosity into rigorous, competition-ready research. Families get clear communication, discipline-matched mentors, and a project pathway designed for selective science fairs and college-facing academic growth.
Founded in 2017, KEYA is a non-profit social organization dedicated to innovation literacy and scientific learning for K-12 students worldwide.
Why Families Pay Attention
North American parents do not only want a busy summer activity. They want evidence that a mentorship system can help students build work strong enough for real judging rooms. KEYA students have earned recognition across the most selective youth STEM and innovation platforms.
Including regional Gold, Silver and Bronze awards, plus teamwork and presentation recognition.
Environmental and sustainability-oriented research outcomes recognized internationally.
Entrepreneurship and innovation projects shaped for both technical merit and market logic.
Dozens of provincial and district-level first prizes, plus discipline gold awards and finalists.
Built for North America
We map the student's grade, location and fair eligibility before selecting a research direction.
Students own the work while mentors supervise feasibility, ethics, experimental design and documentation.
The goal is not a trophy alone. Projects build academic identity, writing, presentation and interview fluency.
Structured progress communication helps families understand milestones, risks and next decisions.
Mentorship Model
KEYA combines strategic research supervision, discipline-specific academic guidance and fair preparation. This is especially important for students balancing U.S. schoolwork, extracurriculars and application timelines.
Supervises the research direction, innovation angle and project milestones so the work stays distinctive and coherent.
Guides research methods, theory, paper structure, data analysis and discipline-specific depth.
Supports display materials, presentation strategy, mock judging and submission preparation.
Labs & Categories
Students can work across engineering, physics, chemistry, biology including wet lab, drones, 3D printing, embodied intelligence, artificial intelligence, environmental science, water resources, soil ecology and agriculture.
Project Roadmap
Interview and questionnaire to evaluate interests, academic foundation and research readiness.
Define the research question, feasibility and proposal before committing to execution.
Experiment, survey, engineering build or data analysis with milestone reports.
Finalize research writing, presentation materials and mock judging responses.
Prepare required materials for regional, national or international fair pathways.
Connect With KEYA
Follow KEYA on RED to learn more about our research mentorship, competition pathways and programs for students in Grades 6–12.
RED ID: 27762756219