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overview
The global economy is increasingly driven by technological advances, data and innovation evolving the workforce. The demand for professionals with STEM qualifications is closely linked to the skills they bring to the workplace like critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration. Therefore, it is critical for Australia’s economy to have qualified STEM professionals to meet the future needs of the labour market.
This year’s 9th Annual STEM Education conference, taking place on 26-27 July 2022, will assist educators, government and industry to create valuable partnerships to prepare students with STEM skills for future employment.
Key topics include:
– National STEM School Education Strategy 2016 – 2026
– STEM program tackling skills shortages in primary schools
– Augmented reality and student learning
– Incorporating STEM programs to develop digital literacy
– Design thinking of STEM curriculum
– Industry partnerships and pathways in STEM careers
speakers
Teresa Janowski
Founder and CEO, STEM Fast Track
David de Carvalho
Chief Executive Officer, Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority
Sam Nelson
STEM Coordinator, Southern Cross School of Distance Education
Robert Kelly
STEM Leader, Berwick Lodge Public School, VIC
Manjeet Singh Usma
AR Developer and ICT Researcher, Deakin University
Suada Bilali
Principal, Bankstown Girls High School
Kerrie Soars
Junior College STEAM Leader, Saint Stephen’s College
Toni Riordan
Principal, St Aidan’s Anglican Girls School, QLD
Ken Silburn
STEM Ambassador, Science and Technology Australia & President, LAZSTA (The Metropolitan Science Teachers’ Association)
Donna Pendergast
Head and Dean – Education and Professional Studies, Griffith University
Travis Vladich
Principal, John Curtin College of the Arts, WA
Peter Schreiner
Industry Innovation Specialist – Construction and Engineering Skills, TAFE NSW
Melissa D’Amico
STEAM Leader, St Columba College, Victoria
Dr Jenine Beekhuyzen
Founder and CEO, Tech Girls Movement Foundation
Dr Cathy Foley
Australia’s Chief Scientist, Office of the Chief Scientist
Harry Kanasa
Lecturer and Program Director, Griffith University
Dr Lee-Anne Perry AM
Executive Director, Queensland Catholic Education Commission
Dr Paul Unsworth
STEM Education Researcher, University of South Australia
Prof Manjula Sharma
Director STEM Teaching Academy, The University of Sydney
Dr Scott Sleap
STEM Project Advisor 7 – 12, NSW Department of Education, Educational Standards Directorate (NSW)
Brett Moller
Director of Knowledge Services, St Andrew’s Anglican College, QLD
Dr Gregory Whitby
Executive Director, Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta, NSW
Dr Kathy Smith
Senior Lecturer - School of Curriculum, Teaching and Inclusive Education, Monash University
Rob Barter
Head of STEM Department, Newcastle Grammar School, NSW
Bettianne Stuart
Head of The Arts, Benowa State High School, QLD
agenda
pricing
Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities
Form meaningful connections, generate quality leads and build brand awareness at Australia’s premier forum for educators, policy-makers and thought-leaders in STEM. Reach out to us directly today to discuss your business needs and receive tailored advice on how you can participate at the 9th Annual STEM Education Summit 2022.
Testimonials
“Overall this was a great event, It allowed educators exposure to others educators innovative practices. Companies offer amazing products but very few (public) schools have the resourcing to foster the high end tech approach. It was great to see a range of other approaches.”
Paul Anderson, NT Schools“Very well organised and run event with a collection of excellent speakers.”
Roy Anderson, Catholic Education NT“A very informative professional learning experience, a must for anyone who would like to gain in-depth knowledge and insights into STEM pedagogy.”
Neroli Rose, Ebor Public School“This event gave me insight into the wide range of resources that are available to support teachers in STEM.”
Anonymous“This is not a trade show. You are not going to be sold a snake oil solution to STEM in a box. What you will do is engage in learning and networking with people who will inspire you.”
Michael Gowers, St Monica’s College“Outstanding event with relevant information, Well Done.”
Adrian Rayner, Education Queensland
Sustainability
Our Commitment to Sustainability
In Australia, we are committed to running our events in an environmentally and socially responsible way. Across Informa Connect we are focusing on the short and long-term sustainability impacts we have on customers and colleagues alongside the communities we work in.
We recognise that it’s not just about the way we produce our events and products but recognising that we have a role to play in providing a space to work in partnership together with our markets to inspire the sustainable development of the industries we serve.
To read more on our latest sustainability reports and Faster Forward initiatives – click here.
when & where
26 - 27 Jul 2022
The Rydges World Square Sydney
389 Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000
+61 (02) 8268 1888
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contact
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