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DPRTE partners BAE Systems, the Royal Navy and RAF have teamed up to fully fund 600 non-selective state schools to take part in the programme to excite students about STEM. Teachers from non-selective state schools across Great Britain are being invited to apply for a free STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) educational ...
Raytheon Technologies and SMASH, one of America’s first science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education programs dedicated to students of colour, has announced a five-year strategic partnership to provide educational opportunities, scholarships and internships to high school and college students interested in pursuing engineering and technology careers. “While many nonprofits focus ...
Science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) ambassadors from Dstl (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory) are encouraging the next generation of space engineers with 2 new employer-led challenges for students at the university technical college (UTC) in Portsmouth. Students from Year 12 completed the challenges during the height of lockdown, from April to July ...
Dstl is welcoming ‘STEM Returners’ as part of its latest recruitment drive which seeks those returning to the field after long absences. The new recruitment drive from Dstl includes a collaboration with the STEM Returners organisation and aims to recruit those returning to their careers after a prolonged break. In partnership ...
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