Are you interested in STEM and are starting to think about what kind of career you might want to pursue when you get older, but don’t really know what’s out there? If so, let us help!
The U.S. Government’s Bureau of Labor Statistics has a really cool periodic table that breaks down different types of STEM careers by the education required. It also shows how much those careers will grow over the next 10 years, which is helpful when you’re thinking about entering the workforce!
As you can see, there are so many different types of STEM careers requiring all different types of education. It’s hard to choose when you don’t know what’s out there or what different jobs entail!
A few of our partner organizations have some resources that you might find helpful.
- American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) has a great website with links to all different career paths and career resources.
- American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) has an incredible Institute for Learning and Innovation, where you can find tools to help you discover if a career in engineering might be for you.
- Considering a job in the chemical industry, but not sure if there are any jobs near you? The American Chemistry Council has a page with industry jobs in each congressional district.
- If you think a career in the agriculture industry only involves farming, think again! Our Sponsors at Corteva Agriscience have a site for you to explore with info on all different careers in agriculture, such as software developer, food technician, instrument electrician, and more.
