Fun and Easy STEM Career Exploration
I started Career In STEM in 2017 as an inner-city middle and high school science teacher. I couldn’t find a fun and easy way to show my students the tremendous variety and opportunity in STEM careers. So I made hundreds of resources to do so, and Career In STEM was born! Used by over 3.6 million students to date, click below to explore my vast collection of resources. I guarantee that you will find just what you need to help your students discover STEM careers, dream big, and build a future they love!
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“These career posters are so well put together and the list is very comprehensive. I love that there are Spanish versions as well. A lot of thought and work went into this, and I can’t wait to display it on my bulletin board to inspire my students!” ~ Istre, 6th grade STEM teacher
“This helped me see that STEM can be so many different things. I am definitely more interested in a STEM career now.” ~ Aaliyah, 7th grade Explorer user from California
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