TechFest is delighted to announce the launch of STEM Next – an essay competition exploring the future of STEM research.
Find out about the TechFest programmes available for early years and primary school aged students here.
Find out about the TechFest programmes available for secondary school aged students here.
Interactive STEM workshops provided and delivered by TechFest for early years settings, primary schools and ASN.
How many of us when we look around ever stop to think about the engineers behind what we see, use, eat, what we have in our homes, our shops on our roads, our medicines, plastics, electronics in fact everything we have today?
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Explore how they can be applied in real life situations.
A practical look at how Maths can be applied to the financial sector for S2 pupils.
Learn about Space and Forces with the TechFest Dome, a mobile planetarium which primary, secondary schools and local community groups can enjoy.
A one-day event designed to give students an insight into the oil and gas industry.
A project-based awards scheme for the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) delivered in Scotland by TechFest on behalf of the British Science Association. CREST recognises success, and enables students to build their skills and demonstrate personal achievement in project work. It offers educators an easy-to-run framework for curriculum enhancement and is student-led, which means that young people take ownership of their projects and choose to undertake them in areas they enjoy.
Presenter: Cameron Gordon, Business Development Executive, The Data Lab
The Data Lab’s MSc industrial placement programme is open for Scottish organisations looking to inject state of the art data science technologies, creativity and enthusiasm into their organisations. We have 160 students in a range of MSc courses in AI, data science and data engineering, who are keen to put their technical skills to work in the real world. Join us to find out how the programme could help you, and how to take part.
Social media & website:
@DataLabScotland
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