Author: Caroline Morrissey

Queensland’s resources sector is on the hunt for at least 50 Gen Z students to register their interest in studying mining engineering as part of a campaign to address a chronic skills shortage.

More than 30 year-9 students from Ayr and Home Hill state high schools will go for gold in a Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) ‘Beakers.Bots.Build’ workshop today (16 June). 

Moranbah students will hack into the digital world today when renowned digital technologies educator Dr Damien Kee comes to town, thanks to the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) and Arrow Energy.   About 40 students will take part in the My ...

More than 20 students from Ayr and Home Hill state high schools will learn the drill when they take part in Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA)’s ‘On the Tools’ workshop this week (15-17 ...

Gladstone students will learn about high flying careers as they explore the physics behind flight in a competition involving five local schools today.

A cohort of 20 high-achieving students from across Queensland is in the southeast this week to learn what it takes to succeed in the state’s resources sector.

The Oresome career opportunities in trades will be front and centre for 20 Mount Isa students this week when they take part in a camp run by the education arm of the Queensland Resources ...

Blackwater students and teachers will this week take a deep dive into the world of digital design and technology to better understand how these tools are used in the resources sector.  

With Gladstone becoming the centre of gas and emerging renewable energy projects, local students will be all over how they fit in the energy mix after a workshop. 

It was  all drones, coding and 3D printing at Moranbah East and Moranbah state schools this week when Arrow energy hosted Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy (QMEA) workshops for 40 students and almost 80 teachers.  The teachers took ...