STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific subjects:-science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
To make the subjects more relevant than individual lessons they are taught by integrating them into a learning programme based on real-world applications.
The programme in the UK is a partnership between many organsiations including the Government, charitable trusts and employers.
While the Institution is not directly involved in STEM 2020, we know that some of our members and thier companies are. In addition we know that some of these projects will require software and in so doing the next generation of software developers are being created.
Many organisations like the Daily Telegraph are running competitions for best projects and with the world looking at environmental issues, we are sure some exciting projects will be seen.
If you are involved with STEM 2020 and have some further insight or would like to share your experiences with us, then give us a call.
