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Shifting Gears: From F1 in Schools to SUBS in Schools at the Royal Adelaide Show! After an incredible F1 in Schools competition, the focus at the Royal Adelaide Show now turns to the SUBS in Schools program—a showcase of Australia’s next generation of engineers and innovators! These students are ready to dive deep into underwater engineering with projects challenging their creativity, technical skills, and problem-solving abilities. This competition is not just about building model submarines—it’s about creating a learning environment that will leave a lasting impact on these students, inspiring them to explore career pathways in industries that will help shape our nation’s future. With the exciting prospects of the AUKUS nuclear submarine project on the horizon, there has never been a better time to encourage young minds to pursue STEM careers that align with Australia’s growing defence industry. We thank our sponsors and partners who made this event possible. Your continued support has been instrumental in fostering the next generation of innovators and providing students with opportunities that could change their lives forever: 🔹 The Royal Adelaide Show Society 🔹 ASC 🔹 Saab Australia 🔹 BAE Systems 🔹 GME 🔹 Babcock 🔹 Defence SA 🔹 Bosch Australia With your help, we are preparing students for exciting futures in STEM fields that will play a critical role in Australia’s security and technological advancements. On to the SUBS in Schools competition—let’s see what these young innovators have in store! #SUBSinSchools #STEMeducation #Innovation #FutureTalent #AUKUS #Engineering #RoyalAdelaideShow #IndustrySupport #NextGenInnovators #UnderwaterEngineering #STEMskills #DefenceCareers #ThankYou

✈️ The FAA has welcomed the University of North Dakota to its Enhanced Air Traffic – Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI), alongside Embry-Riddle and Tulsa Community College. This program prepares students for the ATSA test and meets FAA standards. With plans to hire 2,000 controllers in 2025, the FAA is enhancing training with advanced simulators. Schools can apply year-round! 🎓 https://lnkd.in/gc-Xv8mD

✈️ The FAA has welcomed the University of North Dakota to its Enhanced Air Traffic – Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI), alongside Embry-Riddle and Tulsa Community College. This program prepares students for the ATSA test and meets FAA standards. With plans to hire 2,000 controllers in 2025, the FAA is enhancing training with advanced simulators. Schools can apply year-round! 🎓 https://lnkd.in/g6M2SsVD 

We have exciting news to share! Choose Aerospace has successfully utilized multiple funding sources to waive licensing fees for schools implementing its aviation maintenance curriculum during the current academic year (24-25). This initiative has removed financial barriers for high schools and expanded access to technical education. https://lnkd.in/g6K8KTR3

INCATech proudly sponsored the STEM portion of the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) — the world’s largest event focused on modeling, simulation and training. Held annually in Orlando, FL, I/ITSEC brings together thought leaders, professionals and educators to explore innovative advancements in training and simulation. This year’s event featured peer-reviewed papers, workshops, a serious games competition and STEM activities designed to inspire the next generation of innovators in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.  As a 100% Woman-Owned business, INCATech is deeply committed to supporting STEM education and fostering collaboration across industries. By sponsoring the STEM events at I/ITSEC, we aim to help students and teachers engage with the latest technological developments, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the rapidly evolving world of defense, security and beyond. Thank you to the National Training & Simulation Association (NTSA) and everyone who participated in this incredible conference. Together, we are shaping the future of training, simulation and education. Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD) #STEM #IITSEC2024 #Innovation #ModelingAndSimulation #Inspiration #NextGenLeaders #INCATech #TechForGood #DefenseAndSecurity #FutureOfEducation 

After 2 years of balancing school coursework and my career, I am proud to announce I have achieved [with Honors] my Master's in Human Security & Resilience from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University! My capstone research focused on election integrity in relation to the rapidly evolving technological age that we are currently experiencing.

To help students in 2025 and beyond, APUS has designed new courses to help undergraduate students adapt to online learning. 🔗 https://ow.ly/ZjXZ30sJa7J #AmericanMilitaryUniversity #AmericanPublicUniversity #OnlineLearning American Public University System American Military University American Public University

DoD STEM supports over 1,300 FIRST teams each year that are coached or mentored by a DoD scientist or engineer or a Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) teacher.

Check out this exciting PhD opportunity at the Norwegian Military Academy: "The position of PhD fellow (code 1017) has a duration of three or four years. The planned start date is January 1, 2025. The doctoral work should contribute to fulfilling NDUC’s mission of educating and motivating cadets, students, and pupils to defend Norway in times of peace, crisis, and war. The dissertation should broadly aim to improve educational practices in military professional education. The research question must be within the theme of military professional education and relevant to military operations. For example, it can explore the interaction between the practical and theoretical components of education, military didactics and pedagogy, the use of exercises and war games, student-centered learning methods, learning technologies, assessment forms, motivation, and military professional socialization". https://lnkd.in/dzim4dzy

A college education is essential to advance your career, no matter the level you're at or how old you are. Meet Mike Neuman, the lifelong learner. How many college students do you know who worked for Howard Hughes? That job at Hughes Aircraft (and later Boeing) encouraged Mike to take classes at the University of Southern California, which he did — starting in 1973! Read more about Mike, who's now a USC Viterbi School of Engineering PhD candidate in wireless communications. https://lnkd.in/gdNTPRRc