Author: Caroline Morrissey

Students from throughout Queensland are in Mount Isa this week for the Oresome Minds Camp run by the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA), the education arm of the Queensland Resources Council (QRC). The ...

Alexandra Hills State High School students will light the way to highly-paid science technology engineering and mats (STEM) careers today when they take part in a workshop run by the Queensland Minerals and Energy ...

Moura and Biloela students are learning just how ‘Oresome’ a trade career can be this week as they attend the Oresome Trades Camp run by the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) - the ...

With science technology engineering and maths (STEM) careers in strong demand in the latest Australian Government Skills Priority List, Bundamba State Secondary College students will have the jump on their peers after taking part ...

About 60 local students today learned there’s a lot more to powering our homes and businesses than just flicking a switch when they took part in a workshop organised by the Queensland Minerals and ...

Capella State High School students will test their computer programming and engineering design skills today while learning how to apply them in the real world in a workshop hosted by Glencore Coal and run ...

St Margaret's Anglican Girls School students will have a headstart on the high-tech careers available in the resources sector when they learn to program a mini-autonomous vehicle today.

Roma and Miles students will get the inside story on mining and energy careers when they attend Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) workshops this week.

Got a computer problem? Well give it to a seven year old! That is certainly ringing true today as students from Collinsville and Scottville state schools and St John Bosco Catholic School take part ...