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National Careers Week

By Linda Crouch posted 17-02-2025 16:03

  

By far the easiest way to fit Careers Week into your teaching is to show short videos of different jobs and careers – and STEM Learning have come up trumps with their collection of resources for National Careers Week. The videos are up to about 5mins, so not too long and easy enough to squeeze into your lessons. If you find any gems that link to your curriculum, remember to add them to your SoW before you forget!

Go to https://www.stem.org.uk/resources/collection/533809/national-careers-week-3rd-8th-march-2025

To save you going down a rabbit hole and not reappearing for quite a while, I’ve listed below the videos that are available. I’ve tried to remove duplications from different sciences.

Careers in Biology https://www.stem.org.uk/secondary/careers/resources/science/biology

Algae research scientist

Archeologist

Bioengineer

Biomedical engineer

Clinical Drugs Trial Scientist

Dietitian

Ecologist

Lecturer in immunology

Marine Biologist

Microbiologist

Molecular Geneticist

Physiotherapist

Plankton Biologist

Plant virologist

Raptor biologist

Sport Scientist

Temperate Horticultural curator

Zoo keepers

Cosmetic scientist

Careers in Chemistry https://www.stem.org.uk/secondary/careers/resources/science/chemistry

Chocolatier

Climate scientist

Composites engineer

Computer molecular modelling

Energy analyst

Environment officer

Foreman Fitter

Forensic scientists

Geologist

Glaciologist

Glass artist

Materials chemist

Metallurgist

Motor vehicle apprentice

Pollution prevention and control officer

Research Scientist

Skincare scientist

Snowboard designer

Water and waste engineer

Perfumer

Careers in Physics https://www.stem.org.uk/secondary/careers/resources/science/physics

Aerodynamicist

Air traffic safety engineers

Architect

Astronaut

Astronomer

Biomedical engineer

Composites engineer

Computer modelling

Electronic and electrical engineer

Energy analyst

Medical science

Healthcare

Lighting designer

Medical physicist

Radio producer

Radiographer

Researcher in renewable energy for remote communities

Science journalist

Siemologist

Space scientist and science communicator

Spacecraft engineer

Sports engineer

Sports technologist

Careers in Space  https://www.stem.org.uk/esero/primary/careers-in-space

Apprentices at airbus

Associate Professor of Space Physics

CEO of Oxford Space systems

Emerging technology lead

ExoMars Delivery manager

Facilities scientist

Glaciologist

Human spaceflight and microgravity programme manager

Postdoctoral researcher

Postdoctoral research associate

Professor of Astrobiology

Scientific researcher

Senior commercial strategist

Software engineer

Space Lawyer

Space systems engineer

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17-02-2025 16:10

I am now gutted I didn't know Space Lawyer was a career when I went to University 

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