The tech industry needs women like you. Problem solvers, multi-taskers, communicators. We all have everyday life skills and despite barriers or hurdles, many amazing women are doing it anyway. Even if you don’t have formal tech education or training you can explore these resources to see how Tech Talent [...]
Bringing STEM to life through real-world engineering, Neon Futures offers brilliant experiences, inspiring career resources and stories that showcase modern engineering. Just type in your postcode or school name to find STEM experiences near your school FIND OUT MORE
Women Who Code is a non-profit dedicated to inspiring women to excel in technology careers. They provide an avenue into tech, empower women with skills needed for professional advancement, and provide environments where networking and mentorship are valued. The organization has executed more than 3,000 events around the world, [...]
At the Planetarium the primary activity is the education and the distribution of scientific and technical knowledge. The Planetarium aims to promote the understanding of astronomy and science to audiences of all ages, from nursery to life long learners via its STEM based education programme and science outreach offerings. [...]
Sentinus maintains a list of links to sites where you can find out more about STEM careers. FIND OUT MORE
The RSC highlights some of the career options that might be open to you at different stages of your career and provides information for you to find out more about them. It also explains how the RSC can support you through some specific changes which may happen in your [...]
W5, Northern Ireland’s award-winning science and discovery centre is supporting the national drive to create STEM Clubs in schools throughout Northern Ireland. This is a nation-wide initiative to encourage more post-primary schools to support extra-curricular STEM activities. STEM Clubs give pupils the opportunity to do something different from normal [...]
W5 has over 1,250 approved STEM Ambassadors on its system who have been DBS checked and approved who can offer time and support to promote STEM subjects and careers to young learners. These ambassadors come from a wide range of backgrounds and disciplines, both graduate and non-graduate, academia, industry [...]
The IET offers home learning teaching resources and activities for 5-16 years old (Key Stage 1, KS2, KS3 and KS4)Â including lesson plans, handouts and videos. FIND OUT MORE
The RAE’s learning and teaching resources have been developed in partnership with school teachers and engineers primarily to engage Key Stage 3 students. The resources provide learning activities for use in a STEM club, for a STEM challenge day or to enhance and add context to the curriculum. An [...]
Nustem supports children, families and teachers to identify how their personal characteristics align with the characteristics of people that work in STEM, children (and their influencers) so that they feel more confident that a career in STEM is for ‘people like them’. It also shows the breadth and application [...]
ScreenSkills is the industry-led skills body for the screen industries, working across the UK to ensure that film, television (including children's and high-end drama), VFX (visual effects), animation and games have the skills and talent they need. They provide insight, career development and other opportunities to help grow and [...]