Corporate Experiences extends WWFC’s confidence-building work with under-resourced youth into high school via our new STEM-focused career awareness program.
Our Goal
Empower Under-resourced students to learn STEM careers are accessible.
- Introduce students to companies making a difference
- Connect students with relatable employees in various roles including entry level jobs
- Share background stories which allow students to see themselves in professional roles
Our Virtual Field Trips
Transport students to company's campuses via Zoom.
- “Behind the scenes” tour of corporations – from the classroom setting
- Introduction to the companies’ STEM work
- Panel of entry level employees to talk about their jobs and their journeys
- Student Q&A
Confidence Building Continuum
Grades K-8
Holiday Heroes & Children's Champions
Bi-Annual Sports Events
Confidence Building Experiences
Grades 9-12
Coporate Experiences
Virtual Tours
Job Panels
Career Awareness
Inspire the Next Generation
by sponsoring Corporate Experiences!
Lead a Zoom-style experience to allow employees and students to participate from home:
- Educate underserved students about your company’s work and impact (both past and present)
- Help underserved students learn about access points to a career with your company, including entry level positions that require varying levels of post-secondary training and education
- Help your company create a qualified pipeline of diverse future employees who are interested in careers in STEM.
Additional STEM Career Planning Resources
- Link to Entry Level Jobs in Healthcare – including job descriptions, starting salaries, education/training requirements, free training/education options, and links to more information
- Link to Entry Level Jobs in Tech – including job descriptions, starting salaries, education/training requirements, free training/education options, and links to more information
- Link to Work Experience and Enrichment Ideas in STEM* – including free training and education opportunities and internships for High School students to explore career options