AIM-TN's STEM Program in Nashville Schools
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, which significantly impact our lives. As the world continues shifting to an information-driven society, the demand for STEM-qualified workers continues to grow.
8 Benefits of a STEM Education
Fosters ingenuity and creativity: Ingenuity and creativity can pair with STEM which leads to new ideas and innovations
Builds resilience
Encourages experimentation
Encourages teamwork
Encourages knowledge application
Encourages tech use
Teaches problem-solving
Encourages adaption
STEM careers include:
Statistician
Software developer
Physician assistant
Dentist
Cartographer
Actuary
Civil Engineer
Psychologist
In 2018, the number of available STEM jobs is grew significantly, specifically in fields that involve computers (growing by 51 percent), engineers and technicians (28 percent), life and physical sciences (13 percent) and architecture (6 percent).