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Unlocking Your Future: 10 Essential Steps to a Successful STEM Career with Study Pathways Study Pathways: Paving your STEM career journey with tailored guidance, resources, and support. Your route to success starts here.Visit : https://shorturl.at/bhnzE

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STEM, The Way Forward To A Promising Career!

New Zealand is basically dependent on forestry and agriculture. As a result, lots of scientific research is focused on stem jobs like researcher, scientist and so on. Scientists having specialization in forestry and agriculture are always in demand.

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ERC-funded Postdoc and PhD positions in hematopoietic development Ospedale San Raffaele Interested in using stem cells and develop the next-generation blood-based therapies? Join us @ SR-TIGET for an ERC-funded position See the full job description on jobRxiv: https://jobrxiv.org/job/ospedale-san-raffaele-27778-erc-funded-postdoc-and-phd-positions-in-hematopoietic-development-2/?feed_id=41504 #ScienceJobs #hiring #research #stemjobs #stemcells #hematopoiesis #devbio Milano #Italy #PhDStudent #PostdoctoralFellow #ResearchAssistant

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Cybersecurity is a relatively broad field, meaning that the term ‘expert’ can be used ambiguously. Generally, though, it refers to a range of roles, such as penetration testing (often referred to as ‘ethical hacking’), digital forensics and security architecture. There are numerous entry paths into the field. A degree in an IT subject a good place to start, followed by a postgraduate qualification or certificate in your chosen area of interest. #Elearning #Education #ElearningJa #StemJobs #CareerFocus Credit @elearningja (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1NnrgVhQyq/?igshid=j9re871tvm8m

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Best Stem Jobs For 2018 | ITJobsList

Today's top 1000+ Stem Jobs in United States on ITJobsList.com. Though industry experts can't come to a consensus on whether there's currently a shortage or surplus of STEM jobs, if you're considering a career our Best STEM Jobs For 2018, you might be enticed by their low unemployment rates and increased demand.

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Power to Fly comes highly recommended for #WomensWork @Regrann from @powertofly - Diversity is totally in right now. And, as companies are developing hiring strategies around diversity and inclusion initiatives, questions arise about whether their company perks are going to work for you. Thankfully, we're trying to demystify that process for you. We want you to be clear on what companies are bringing to the table, so you can find perks that actually work for you. For all of the openings, at some pretty cool and progressive companies, click the link in our bio! #diversity #diversitymatters #techjobs #techdiversity #inclusion #stemjobs #techequality #genderequality Ruth @ Ideation Station (at Ideation Station)

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STEM, The Way Forward to a Promising Career

New Zealand is inclusive of a wide range of stem professions that include healthcare professionals, statisticians, scientists, architects and so on. Candidates with requisite qualification and experience may easily apply for the same.

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ERC-funded Postdoc and PhD positions in hematopoietic development Ospedale San Raffaele Interested in using stem cells and develop the next-generation blood-based therapies? Join us @ SR-TIGET for an ERC-funded position See the full job description on jobRxiv: https://jobrxiv.org/job/ospedale-san-raffaele-27778-erc-funded-postdoc-and-phd-positions-in-hematopoietic-development-2/?feed_id=39710 #ScienceJobs #hiring #research #stemjobs #stemcells #hematopoiesis #devbio Milano #Italy #PhDStudent #PostdoctoralFellow #ResearchAssistant

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Already worked in the US and looking for STEM jobs?

 You can get a STEM job easily on My Opt Jobs. My Opt Jobs provide jobs through the employers who wish to extend the job contract via STEMJobsextension.

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#careerFocus - Software Engineers by @elearningja To become a software engineer, you will require a strong knowledge of programming languages, as well as the ability to approach problems logically and systematically. Most engineers possess a degree in computer science, although this isn’t always a requisite for landing the job. #Elearning #Education #ElearningJa #StemJobs #CareerFocus (at ScholarshipJamaica.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz_ddhAhlai/?igshid=1huwo7oye29x5

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FIVE SKILLLS WE CAN LEARN FROM CODING:

BY CHRISSY HELLYER Dec 11, 2018 Connected Classrooms TAGS code, coding, connected classroom, month of code, technology 5 Skills Learned from Coding in the Classroom It’s December, which means it’s the Month of Code! Month of Code is a month dedicated to celebrating and using coding in the classroom. With the increase of the availability of technology in schools, many teachers are using this access to teach their students how to code. This can prepare students to head into STEM jobs in after graduation. STEM, or science, technology, engineering, and math, is a fast-growing segment of the United States job market. Studies show that STEM jobs will increase by 8.9% by 2024, compared to 6.4% for non-STEM jobs. A large part of these jobs will be in the computer and math fields. “The largest group of STEM jobs is within the computer and math fields, which account for close to half (49 percent) of all STEM employment,” according to the US Department of Commerce STEM Jobs: 2017 Update. Coding in the classroom isn’t just for job preparedness. Other than the obvious practical skill of coding, teaching coding in your classroom can help students learn other important skills that will help them be successful lifelong learners. “The goal of Computer Science education is not to have everyone be a Computer Scientist or software engineer, just as the goal of teaching math isn’t to have everyone become a mathematician. The reason we need to teach Computer Science is simple and broad: because it helps students learn everything else,” Dan Kusan reasons in his blog post, Hour of Code – Why Computer Science Education Matters. Coding helps to build skills that aren’t easily taught on their own. 5 Skills Learned from Coding in the Classroom: 1. PROBLEM SOLVING Coding exercises taught in the classroom help students solve complex problems. “It also consists of some very specific problem solving skills such as the ability to think logically, algorithmically and recursively,” says Computer Science for Fun.   2. CRITICAL THINKING Coding can help students build this important skill, since they can’t just start working on the problem at hand. “You can’t just wing it when you’re working on a coding problem. You really have to take the time and energy to look at it and understand it at a different level,” says Jennifer Williams. It’s important for students to map out what they’ll do, and the order in which they’ll complete it. This skill can be transferred to other subjects such as reading comprehension. 3. COMPUTATIONAL THINKING SKILLS According to Computer Science for Fun, computational thinking is a “collection of diverse skills to do with problem solving that result from studying the nature of computation. It includes some obviously important skills that most subjects help develop, like creativity, ability to explain and teamwork.” 4. DETERMINATION In coding, things rarely work the first time. In order to be successful, students learn that it often takes hard work to solve an issue at hand. When they solve the problem, there is an “immediate sense of accomplishment that students realize when they succeed. They’ve overcome a challenge and receive instant acknowledgment and gratification – it’s the same reason many students (and adults) addictively play games,” says Dan Kusan. 5. COURAGE TO TRY NEW THINGS Coding helps students gain the courage to try new things. A benefit about coding is that students often fail before being successful. This requires them to try out new ideas until one sticks. And “coding has no “right way” or defined path, which allows the freedom for students to succeed on their own time and in their own way,” according to STEMJobs. Even if you’re not convinced that teaching your students coding is necessary for them to learn future job skills, just trying out simple coding exercises can teach them other skills that can be difficult to teach alone, such as the ones above. Are you interested in introducing coding to your classroom? Eduro Learning offers 3 different online courses focuses on coding and design. No matter your experience, there is a coding and design course for you: Introduction to Coding in the Classroom: Uncover the thinking and learning processes that are inherent in coding as well as explore different resources to help bring computer programming into the classroom. This course is designed for educators K-12, who have little or no previous programming experience. Coding & Design: Learn several ways of thinking about complex problems and their solutions and create an impact project that incorporates elements of design thinking and/or app design practices. No coding experience is required. Advanced Coding & Design: Embedding Computational Thinking: Discover a variety of ways to bring elements of coding into the classroom to build the foundational skills and ways of thinking that underpin computational science. No coding experience is required.   RELATED POSTS Helping Parents Understand Your Connected Classroom 9 Resources to Help You Bring Coding to Your Classroom Now that you’re up to speed on why your students should learn to code, and the top 5 skills students can learn through coding, let’s branch into the ways to teach coding to your students. There are so many resources out there for introducing coding to your students. We’ve put together some of our top […] Submit a Comment Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

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