Preparing learners from disadvantaged communities for the future of work through STEMI Olympiads and competitions

Programme
Programme
Speakers
Speakers
Resources & Publications
Resources & Publications
Call for Papers
Call for Papers
Registrations
Registrations
Presentations
Presentations
Multimedia
Multimedia
Directions
Directions

Background Information

The STEMI Community of Practice Conference is a biennial conference which is dedicated to the advancement of the Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Innovation (STEMI) through Olympiads and Competitions in South Africa by creating a community of practice where best practices are identified and benchmarked.

The conference serves as a platform for engagements in innovative ideas that can be transformed into actions, for sharing of best practices and for collaborative problem-solving around issues pertaining to STEM education.

This is achieved by bringing Olympiad and Competition organisers, and other industry stakeholders together to present academic and non-academic research and talks to facilitate a platform for engagement between parties.

 

 

 

Objectives of the conference: 

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  • 1. To positively contribute towards a STEMI-driven culture.
  • 2. To create a platform for collaborative problem solving.
  • 3. To act as a catalyst between people and organisations.
  • 4. To facilitate the development of tools to improve the connection between science and society.
  • 5. To assist in transforming innovative ideas and actions into benchmarked practices.

Who should attend the conference?

The audience for the conference comprises of STEMI Olympiads and competitions organisers and all stakeholders that have either a direct or an indirect impact on this niche, such as educators, academics, researchers, science centres, government departments, science agencies, and professional bodies. However, anyone involved or interested in science engagement is warmly welcomed to attend.

Programme

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Multimedia

Exploring a mentorship model for skills transfer through targeted interventions

Panel Discussion What type of skills do we envisage for the future of work?

MyTutor.chat, and growing the reach of Kangaroo sans Frontiere in Africa

Ms. Erna Taljaard

Project Coordinator
Email : EM.Taljaard@saasta.nrf.ac.za
Call : (012) 392 9300

Mr. Simon Rametse

Project Officer
Email : S.Rametse@saasta.nrf.ac.za
Call : (012) 392 9300

Ms. Vhutshilo Nekhwalivha

Project Officer
Email : V.Nekhwalivha@saasta.nrf.ac.za
Call : (012) 392 9300