Year one of the Externship program was focused on CTE teachers as a means of gaining direct access to industry professionals within their area of study in order to: Validate the instruction being delivered Introduce real industry issues as potential class problem-based learning examples Align industry certifications we offer students with those employers recognize as …
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Every summer, the Colorado Bioscience Institute partners with districts across Colorado to run the STEM Research Experience for Teachers (RET) program. The goal of the program is to give teachers first-hand opportunities on the latest research and development in Colorado’s growing science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) industries.
US Engineering’s Externship Program supports key business objectives by developing and enriching key community and industry relationships into the organization. Through the program, managers have the unique opportunity to connect theory and classroom practices by applying strategies in the workplace environment. Professionals are then able to acquire practical work experience, gain an understanding of the USE …
STEMpath, a program run by mindSpark Learning affords educators the unique opportunity to take part in a graduate-level program that provides them with the competence and skills to teach STEM and computer science. The combination of work-based learning through in-industry externships, coursework, and professional learning focused around career literacy, information science, and equity-centered design thinking provides a well-rounded, well-informed …
The Poudre School District Teacher Externship Program gives high school and middle school teachers and administrators opportunities to work with local businesses to gain additional expertise in their content area. Participants are encouraged to learn about academic pathways into sectors and industries, employment expectations, and future opportunities, then share this information with their students and colleagues.