Clements International’s “Life in a Flying House” 2010 Expat Youth Scholarship will award $10,000 to students ages 12-18 of any nationality who have resided in a foreign country for at least two consecutive years. This year’s theme asks, “Where would you go in your flying house?” The “flying house” is inspired by the idea that students who spend their childhoods moving between different countries and cultures acquire unique life experiences. The scholarship contest offers expat students a chance to use their experiences living in a foreign country to imagine where their journey might take them next. Entries consist of an essay (500 – 750 words) and creative image or photograph that incorporates their own personalized flying house.

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This challenge is addressed to young creative, architecture and design students, giving them the opportunity to design a new window display concept for Tissot brand. The aim of this competition is to generate a number of clever, bright and perhaps unexpected ideas from young people not working in the watch industry. It is hoped that the creation of a new display concept will allow Tissot to stand out further from the crowd in the watch industry. Displaying watches is an art and the product has to be the hero, however it has been proven that an eye-catching method of displaying watches is the key to success in an extremely competitive arena. ObjectiveDesign a new window display concept for Tissot brand.

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