The Sloan Career Cornerstone website provides some career information, profiles, video clips and advice on educational pathways to specific STEM Careers.
STEM Career Websites for Students
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Middle and high school students experience what it is like to be a scientist through interactive activities and games. "Imagine Yourself" lets students virtually conduct activities from a field. Includes education requirements and interviews with scientists.
Allows students to solve a CSI case at beginning, intermediate and advanced levels, using knowledge of forensic science. Contains an educator's guide and a family guide, as well as links to online activities (e.g. handwriting analysis, detective abilities). Has a section on cool science careers.
Discover Engineering explains what engineering is, describes various careers, and has informational videos and games on engineering.
Multimedia website using video activities to show what engineering careers, trends in the industry and other related information.
This site has all types of resources for science, math, English, and social studies. They are divided into K-5, 6-8, and 9-12. Lesson plans include the objective, materials, procedure, evaluation methods, vocabulary and national standards. In addition to lesson plans, the site also has interactive games, puzzles, activities, contests, STEM career information, and virtual labs.
Career toolkit and videos related to high-tech manufacturing jobs.
For middle school girls. Engineer Girl has profiles of women in engineering, what classes should be taken in high school and discusses engineering careers for women.
This engineering site for middle school girls features cool facts, stories of women engineers, careers, how to pursue an engineering career and much, much more!
A guide to engineering for high school girls. Dream jobs and inspiring women. There are sections for parents and counselors.
This engineering site for high school girls includes sections on why engineering, making it happen, photos and text about women engineers, YouTube videos and blogs, plus sections for teachers and counselors.
Find out how to become an engineer, college information and spotlights of people working in the field.
Engineering, Go for it! Has many interactives, a digital magazine, flash cards, kid's books, tools for teachers, lesson plans by grade level and career path and scholarship information. Engineering and math activities for all grade levels.
This site contains resources for students and teachers. Teacher log-in required for lesson plans and PowerPoint presentations for middle school and high school students. Students have access to videos on biotech careers and 30 minute online courses.
NCWIT has multiple outreach campaigns and career information including Gotta Have IT is an all-in-one computing resource kit designed with educators' needs in mind. A select set of high-quality posters, computing and IT careers information, digital media and more, the resource kit builds awareness and inspires interest in computing. Gotta Have IT is for all students, but is especially inclusive for girls.
List of occupations profiles including overviews, skills needed, salary, education requirements and videos showing different STEM careers.
An online investigation in science, engineering, and other technical fields for students to become more interested in science careers and to understand the innovation process.
An online investigation in science, engineering and other technical fields for students to become more interested in science careers and to understand the innovation process.
A suite of online learning games that encourage middle and high school students to explore careers in STEM fields. Students can use the STEM career Matchmaker to find a field that best suits their interests and needs, then access profiles of more than 50 STEM careers from 3D animator to zoologist.
A free E-mentoring program for High School and College students interested in information, guidance and support in behavioral & social studies, biomedical science, dental and other healthcare fields.
An interactive career exploration web site for middle and high school students sponsored by the National Institutes of Health with information on more than 100 medical science and health careers by title, education required, interest area, or median salary. Alternatively, the "Career Finder" can be used to generate a customized list of careers especially suited for users' skills and interests.
Interactive website to transform the way tween girls look at science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Combination of actual girls exploring real-world science and math alongside successful female mentors in the field- plus an online destination where viewers can share their own exciting ideas and projects. There is access to full and partial SciGirls episodes and accompanying activities. Videos are also available in Spanish.
Interactive web site with featured careers, resources and fun activities to help explore STEM education and careers.
Texas Instrument offerse STEM career resources for students to explore, STEM degrees, careers, courses, and projects.
This project is a compilation of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) career development information for middle school and early high school youth. The goal is to create a comprehensive career development resource that is inviting and engaging the diverse populations of middle and early high school students, that builds on their diverse interests, and draws them into a range of career exploration options and resources.
Weather Wiz Kids is a user-friendly comprehensive website that explores all of the different types of weather from hurricanes to winter storms with complete information and pictures. It includes lesson plans, experiments, other weblinks, forecasting, optical illusions and science fair ideas. It also has animations, safety information, weather folklore, and career information.
Information about various technical careers and FAQs for females interested in pursuing STEM careers.