Price
Free
Event date and time
Tuesday 9 Jun 2026
3.30pm to 4.00pm AEST
Location
Online virtual event
Login details will be emailed to registrants
Join us for this informative session on the STEM Community Partnerships Program (STEM CPP)! You'll discover the numerous benefits of participation and the support available for your school.
Who should attend?
We encourage Principals, STEM head teachers, careers advisors and teachers of all STEM related subjects including Geography to attend the session to learn about how their school can benefit from this exciting initiative.
Pricing
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Free
Dates and Times
Event date: Jun 2026
Tuesday 9 Jun 2026
Online virtual event
3.30pm to 4.00pm AEST
Login details will be emailed to registrants
Contact
More information
Program information
The STEM CPP aims to highlight local STEM careers and opportunities while providing avenues for students to develop their STEM skills in an engaging and rewarding way. Collaboration with Dubbo Regional Council, industry and the wider community ensure students can connect with STEM in a real-world, locally relevant way.
This program is very flexible in its delivery and can be delivered as part of any Stage 4 or 5 STEM related subject. A key element of the program provides students with an opportunity to engage in STEM focused projects to address challenges faced by their local community. This includes:
- Funded bus transport to attend local industry site visits such as Sewage and Water Treatment Plants - Dubbo Regional Council
- Career events, such as Orana Youth Forum.
- Student workbooks and resources for teachers
- Specialised Teacher Professional Learning (teacher relief funding provided)
- Connections with STEM industry and mentorship opportunities
- Free access to other CSIRO education programs
These opportunities will expose students to a range of different STEM opportunities and education pathways that lead to exciting local STEM careers.
Benefits of participating
Based on 2019-2022 Generation STEM evaluation report findings:
- Higher levels of youth engagement in solving community challenges and engaging with the Council on those issues;
- 97% of teachers reported an increase in STEM education awareness;
- Enhanced connections between local schools, local Industry and the broader STEM networks;
- Heightened awareness of local STEM career pathways and opportunities; and
- No cost to the school to participate.
RSVP
Register to attend at least 24 hours prior to the session.
The STEM Community Partnerships Program is part of Generation STEM. Managed by CSIRO, Generation STEM is made possible by the NSW Government's $25 million endowment to the Science and Industry Endowment Fund (SIEF).