STEM

What is STEM?

STEM stands for Science Technology Engineering Maths.

STEM subjects are important as they form the basis of a variety of careers. Most obvious might be - Doctor, engineer and accountant. But there are others you might not have even considered associated with STEM subjects such as software designer, pilot or even an architect.

Watch this video to find out why you should consider a STEM careers.

What careers can STEM subjects lead to?

Here are just a few;

Accountant: Professional who is responsible for keeping and interpreting financial records. Must study: Maths. Watch a video

Architect: Design & creates plans and technical drawings of buildings which are used in the construction industry. Must study: Maths.

Marine Biologist: Studies of sea creatures, from their behavior and the way they interact, to the impact of mankind. Must study: Biology Where to study

Space Scientist: From astronauts and rocket scientists to meteorologist and climate scientists, space scientists study the Earth's atmosphere as well as outer space and the things in it. Must study: Physics

What's great about STEM careers?

The UK is currently faces a skill shortage in STEM. This means that if this continues, there will not be enough people in areas such as engineering, medical research or even in healthcare to meet our needs and also to keep our economy going.

This STEM Guide explores the full range of secondary and A-level STEM subjects, to help young people to understand more about careers in the STEM field. This comprehensive guide has been designed to showcase just how creative, exciting and rewarding a career in STEM can be.