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Why STEM careers matter (and why it's hard)
Most of your brilliant students don't think STEM is "for them." Your job: convince them otherwise. But you don't have time to research 50 different careers, apprenticeships, and routes in.
This newsletter does that for you.
What you'll get
Deadlines and alerts
Apprenticeship windows, UCAS dates, work experience schemes and outreach programmes, in time to tell students about them.
Curriculum-to-careers links
Stop spending 2 hours researching STEM careers and apprenticeships. One email a week gives you everything your students will ask.
Lesson-ready resources
Short explainers, discussion prompts and worksheets you can drop into a tutor slot, careers lesson or assembly without prep.
Sector guides
Where the early-career openings actually are: engineering, healthcare, data, laboratory science, construction and digital.
Who it's for
Teachers
Science, maths, computing and design teachers who want their subject to feel connected to work beyond the exam.
Careers leads and advisers
Anyone delivering the Gatsby Benchmarks who needs accurate, up-to-date STEM pathway information.
School and college leaders
Leaders building a careers programme that covers apprenticeships and technical routes, not just university.
What happens next
One email. No prep needed.
- Your students see STEM as real, achievable options.
- You're the expert they come to.
- You've saved yourself hours a week.
How we research what we send you
Everything is written by the STEMLaunch Editorial Team and researched from published, authoritative sources, official pay scales, awarding and professional bodies, UCAS and employers' own recruitment pages. Where something changes, we update it.
Written by educators who work with students daily. We understand your context and the barriers your students face.
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