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More Queensland students could be on the road to a rewarding career in Queensland’s world-leading resources sector, as the QMEA celebrates another highly successful year. The QMEA hit new heights in 2022, working with more ...

Students from The Cathedral College in Rockhampton are learning how the practical skills they gain from the classroom in subjects like science, maths and technologies can lead them to an exciting and rewarding future ...

A series of unique workshops recently delivered by the QMEA have sparked Brisbane students’ interest in a potential career in the resources and energy sector. Thanks to support from QRC member companies, about 180 Grade ...

Science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) skills were a force to be reckoned with when it came to completing exciting, hands-on tasks at a recent workshop delivered by the QMEA. Thanks to support from Origin Energy ...

Robotics, coding, and a scavenger hunt are among the exciting, hands-on activities for St Hilda’s School students at a QMEA workshop today. About 225 Grade 7 and 8 students are working in teams under the ...

Gladstone students may very well be the resources industry’s future science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) superstars following a workshop delivered by the QMEA. Thanks to support from ConocoPhillips Australia, as downstream operator of Australia ...

The future of the resources industry is in great hands after a series of STEM workshops helped bolster tech-savvy skills in two Brisbane classrooms, thanks to support from Queensland Resources Council (QRC) member companies. The ...

Students from Yeronga State High School recently traded pens and notebooks for ‘a day on the tools’ at a workshop delivered by the QMEA. Thanks to support from QRC member companies through an education levy, ...

Students from Moura State High School are learning that chemistry, physics, and coding aren’t only used in their classrooms but are critical skills that can lead them to an exciting future in the resources ...

Indigenous students from Blackwater State High School are deepening their understanding of local Cultural Heritage practices and career pathways in the resources sector at a two-day experience organised by the QMEA. Thanks to support from ...