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STEM Education

STEM skills are essential for our future, and should be accessible to people from all backgrounds.

With a career in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), you could be predicting outcomes, solving industry problems and exploring new technologies that may address some of today's challenges, while improving people's lives.

We work with Earth Science Western Australia, sending trained volunteers to primary and secondary schools to run activities and share stories that spark curiosity about STEM and its many career options. We've reached more than 10,000 Western Australian students since 2016.

Our STEM in Schools Program is now fully booked for 2021. This page will be updated when future bookings are available. 

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