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How do I use Careers with STEM in the classroom?
What is Careers with STEM?
The Careers with STEM hub includes a quarterly magazine, posters, videos, quizzes and website to help students discover the careers of the future and smash stereotypes about what STEM careers look like.
How can I use Careers with STEM in schools?
Adding classroom STEM career information can create relevancy across multiple subject areas. But in a crowded curriculum, how do you build in current career content?
Order career resources in print
Subscribe for as little as $19.80/year and get cutting-edge career resources for your school including quarterly STEM magazines and posters.
Explore STEM careers and role models
What is a day in the life of an ethical hacker like? What do shark biologists do? Read about and share hundreds of real-world STEM careers with your students.
STEM teacher notes, posters and resources
STEM career activities
The Careers with STEM teacher resources help teachers to adapt the Careers with STEM magazines to class. They’re relevant across disciplines and available free to download, thanks to the Australian Department of Education & Training.
STEM up your classroom
We’ve taken pages from our Careers with STEM magazines and translated them into STEM posters for the classroom. You can download our posters for free, or order a high quality gloss print.
Science writing competition
The UNSW Bragg Student Science Prize runs from May-August each year and is designed to encourage and celebrate the next generation of science writers, researchers and leaders.
Teach & learn coding
Find a huge list of coding resources; from tutorials and games to clubs, comps, and hackathons.
Education blog
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The survey is aimed at educators, parents and any STEM-interested people. This is your chance to make your voice heard on issues related to STEM education and STEM careers.
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