To celebrate International Women’s Day, Day of STEM encourages all schools to run the Women in STEM program (click here) in their classrooms during the month of March. This free, online immersive experience inspires students to understand the career profiles of six Australian female STEM professionals working in Finance, IT Projects, Cyber Risk, Data Analytics, Health and Cloud Architecture.
In November, LifeJourney successfully launched the South Sydney STEM Cup at Redfern Oval, Sydney. The launch was attended by education associations, teachers, industry personnel and Rabbitohs executives. STEM careers and increasing the STEM skills of Australian students were the hot topics on the agenda.
The Hills Grammar School is an independent K-12 school in Kenthurst, North-West Sydney. Pahia Cooper recently sat down to chat with teacher, Kim, to learn more about how she uses the Day of STEM programs in her classroom. Here are her 5 top tips for teachers.
We recently interviewed Day of STEM mentor, Tzipi Avioz, to listen to her perspectives on increasing diversity in the STEM fields, emerging technologies, mentoring and being a STEM parent. Tzipi is the Director, Technology & Operations for AMP and is featured as a mentor in our Women in STEM (click here) program.
During this interview we hear from Nathan Holland, an Internet of Things (IoT) Architect with Cisco Systems, to learn more about his career and background in STEM. Nathan is featured on the LifeJourney mobile platform as an industry mentor which is available to students now. Read the Q&A interview below and check out his profile on the platform!
The Day of STEM is a national initiative, designed using the LifeJourney™ platform to raise the National IQ for STEM and Cyber Science. The program introduces and inspires all secondary and tertiary education students to pursue STEM careers and build the skills that will open up their future and connect them to the in-demand digital workforce.
