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STEM Futures: Understanding Wind Power
- Secondary
- Year 7
- Mathematics
- Statistics
- Science
- Physics
- Technology
- Design and Technologies
- Environmental
- Energy
- Sustainability
- Economic
- Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
- Job Ready
This package features 28 lessons spanning from Years 7 to 12, covering core STEM subjects including Science, Maths, Design and Technology, as well as QCE subjects like Chemistry, Physics, and Science in Practice. The program focuses on renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, pumped hydro, and battery technology, providing real-world context and highlighting career pathways in the clean energy sector.
Teachers will find resources that build foundational STEM skills and promote awareness of exciting opportunities within this growing industry. Students will explore scientific principles, mathematical problem-solving, design thinking, and sustainability, helping them prepare for future careers while addressing the critical needs of transitioning to clean energy. Plus, the program showcases the Future Energy Jobs Guide, giving students a glimpse into the diverse roles available in this vital sector.
These resources have been developed in partnership with the Queensland Government through Queensland's Clean Energy Workforce Roadmap and alongside industry experts the Clean Energy Council.
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