Getting girls into STEM

The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) believes everyone should have access to a high quality chemistry education that’s engaging, stimulating and relevant.

Why not explore their free teaching resources, featuring everything from practical experiments and simulations to tutorials, quizzes, games and videos.

Visit the Royal Society of Chemistry

Share the RSC careers portal with your students to help them explore the huge variety of careers in chemical sciences.

Explore A Future in Chemistry with the RSC

Finally, find out how you can get a special discount for your BTEC learners on RSC affiliate membership for 2022.

Get student discounts on RSC membership

We're here to help inspire and encourage young women to take an interest in our digital qualifications across GCSE, A Level and BTEC. Whether they are aspiring software developers, digital media producers, or just want to develop a broad overview of IT skills, there is a pathway for everyone.

We had the opportunity to speak to an inspirational group of female colleagues working at TT Games, and hear about the preconceptions they encountered during their career in computing.

Hear their stories

Finding engaging activities to show where engineering is used in the real world can take time. That's why Neon has done the hard work for you, curating the most brilliant experiences so you know they are engaging for your students, are linked to up-to-date careers information and highlight real-world applications of engineering. 

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Your learners are vital to the future of housing! We want them to play a major role in shaping our future built environment.

With support from industry, professional bodies and government, MOBIE's competitions attract entries across the entire educational spectrum from primary schools to final year degree students. It's their time to shine!

Explore MOBIE's challenges

BTEC Construction

Harkesh Ram, Curriculum Leader at Dudley College tells us about his passion for teaching BTEC Construction qualifications and the benefits to learners going into the industry. 

Read the case study

BTEC Engineering 

We caught up with Jo Hall, Deputy Head of Engineering at Cronton Sixth Form College, to discuss their initiatives to encourage more girls to study STEM.

Hear Jo's story