Do I have to go to university to have a career in STEM?

No! Techtrails seeks to educate young people on the various pathways into STEM careers, this includes tertiary study pathways as well as pathways straight from school into the workforce!

If Techtrails isn’t coming to your school, you can still access all of our Techtrails Online modules for free https://techtrails-online.thinkific.com/

While we are focused on role modeling opportunities to girls, we recognise young people of all genders can benefit from the Techtrails program, so we leave this up to the school to choose the participating students.

Techtrails is an initiative of Women in Technology WA

A 100% volunteer, not-for-profit organisation.

Registered office: 907A Beaufort Street, Inglewood, Western Australia 6052

We acknowledge the lands of the Whadjuk People of the Noongar Nation, on whose Traditional Lands WiTWA operates and we live, work and learn every day. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.

WiTWA strives to build an inclusive and diverse community, reflecting the lived experiences of our members. We use the words women and men, but it is important to us that you know our definition of women includes all women. Likewise, our definition of men includes all men; cisgender, transgender or gender diverse, and we acknowledge and include those who identify beyond the binary.

Do I have to go to university to have a career in STEM?

Techtrails is an initiative of Women in Technology WA

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