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Audience: Age 17+

Success in any career—especially in STEM fields—is about more than just knowledge. It’s about having the right skills to innovate, problem-solve, and adapt in a fast-changing world! This inspiring poster highlights 10 essential job skills that will help girls build confidence, thrive in STEM careers, and prepare for the future of work.

From critical thinking and creativity to teamwork and resilience, these skills are the building blocks of success in engineering, technology, science, and beyond. Whether solving real-world challenges, leading a team, or developing new innovations, these skills will open doors to exciting opportunities.

📌 Perfect for classrooms, STEM clubs, and career workshops! Download and display this poster to empower the next generation of female STEM leaders! 🚀✨

How do bridges stay standing? What makes self-driving cars work? How can technology help fight climate change, improve healthcare, or even take us to Mars? This engaging classroom activity introduces students to the exciting world of engineering—a field where creativity, problem-solving, and the latest technology come together to shape the future.

Designed to be fun, inclusive, and accessible to all students, this worksheet encourages learners to explore the real-world impact of engineering. From designing sustainable cities to inventing life-saving medical technology, students will discover how engineers solve problems and change lives every day.

Perfect for sparking curiosity in both female and male students, this resource highlights diverse role models, relatable examples, and the exciting possibilities of STEM careers. Whether your students are future inventors, designers, or innovators, this activity will help them see how engineering can make a real difference in the world.

📥 Download now to inspire your students with the power of engineering! 🔬🚀

Radio telescope in an astronomical laboratory. Space exploration

Western Australia is home to significant civil and defence space infrastructure, and a thriving ecosystem of more than 130 international and Australian organisations engaged in space-related services.

Explore the WiTWA 2023 Conference Poster, designed to inspire students and STEM professionals with insights into technology, cybersecurity, and future careers.

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