Who: Registered year 10 students
What: Our Year 10 Career Fair gives students a hands-on, real-world look at the exciting STEM career pathways available right here in their own backyard. From immersive experiences to meeting industry experts, the day was packed with inspiration, learning and provided a glimpse into the workforce of the future. Students explored engineering, climate science, and technology through talks from Snowy team members, including engineers, surveyors, apprentices, and tech specialists. A career panel and Q&A session provided insights and advice, helping students learn more about potential career paths.
Where: Talbingo in September

The Talbingo careers fair is now full. For inquiries, email snowystemacademy@snowyhydro.com.au

Who: year 4-10 Students, Teachers, Heads of learning areas/curriculum, Principals and deputy principals.
What: The program is different to many conferences namely it is intended for both Teachers and Students to attend. This parallel learning experience facilitates shared knowledge and collaboration between Teachers and their Students.
Over the course of the day educators and students will attend a variety of sessions together including, a Digi-Design Mini Workshop, a Problem Solvers Design Challenge and Keynote Speaker Presentations. Teachers also have the option to attend Teacher only Mini Masterclasses and networking sessions.
The brightest educators and students who are passionate about STEM and key organisations will lead the action-packed sessions. Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore the STEAM Expo and discover the latest technologies and resources.
The event format provides a unique opportunity for Teachers to engage in hands-on professional learning with the option of attending with Students.
Where: The Knox School, Wantrina South, VIC

Who: Year 11 and 12 Students
What: Snowy Hydro hosts an annual Snowy STEM Academy High Tea to celebrate International Women’s Day! We are thrilled to be hosting this event connecting our local year 11 and 12 students with Snowy STEM experts for an engaging speed-mentoring session. The event features a keynote speaker who will highlight the power of mentorship at every career stage and the opportunities it can unlock.

Who: Local Schools
What: Since its launch in 2023, the Snowy STEM Academy Schools Fund (Previously Local School STEM Fund) has provided regional schools in the Snowy Mountains, Snowy Valleys, Towing and Cessnock areas with critical resources to bridge the gap between industry innovation and classroom learning.
Where: Across the Snowy Mountains, Snowy Valleys and Towong and Cessnock LGAs

Who: Science teachers, educators, lab technicians, and the science education industry
What: Join us at the South Australian Science Teachers Association annual conference for a workshop on the new Energy Literacy Syllabus from the Snowy STEM Academy. Explore new free resources and teacher support and find out what we have in store for the near future too!
Where: Adelaide

Who: year 11 and 12 Students
What: In collaboration with the Development team of Snowy Hydro, the ELP Roadshows provides an opportunity to explore Entry Level programs such as traineeships and apprenticeships that are provided at Snowy Hydro.
Where: Locally near Cooma NSW

Who: NSW Teachers of all secondary Science subjects
What: STA NSW brings together the NSW Science teaching community, across all school sectors.
This conference is structured to be the launchpad and support system for navigating curriculum changes, offering streams for both Junior and Senior Secondary Science implementation. It’s a “one-stop shop” professional learning event, offering distinct content across both days, while providing a valuable, stand-alone program on the weekend (Saturday) to help teachers maximise professional learning budgets and reduce casual relief costs.
Where: Macquarie University, Sydney, NSW

Who: year 4-10 Students, Teachers, Heads of learning areas/curriculum, Principals and deputy principals.
What: The program is different to many conferences namely it is intended for both Teachers and Students to attend. This parallel learning experience facilitates shared knowledge and collaboration between Teachers and their Students.
Over the course of the day educators and students will attend a variety of sessions together including, a Digi-Design Mini Workshop, a Problem Solvers Design Challenge and Keynote Speaker Presentations. Teachers also have the option to attend Teacher only Mini Masterclasses and networking sessions.
The brightest educators and students who are passionate about STEM and key organisations will lead the action-packed sessions. Attendees will also have the opportunity to explore the STEAM Expo and discover the latest technologies and resources.
The event format provides a unique opportunity for Teachers to engage in hands-on professional learning with the option of attending with Students.
Where: Grace Lutheran College, Rothwell Campus, QLD

Who: Community groups and businesses in the regions where Snowy Hydro operate
What: The Education Team support the Community Grants Program for our local businesses. The next round of applications for the Snowy Mountains Community Grants Program will reopen 28th February 2026
Where: Snowy Monaro, Snowy Valleys and Towong local government areas

Who: Primary School Students
What: During Harmony Week, the Snowy STEM Academy hosts a Harmony Day afterschool event for children to communicate their own meaning of harmony. This event is heavily linked with Multicultural Centers.
Where: The Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre – Cooma NSW

Who: All community members
What: The Snowy STEM Academy team assist in events for reconciliation week every year, reflecting its importance to all ages
Where: Local activations – Cooma, NSW

Who: Local students, school staff and Snowy Hydro staff
What: During NAIDOC Week, the Snowy STEM Academy runs tailored programs with First Nations STEM. This includes internally with staff and externally with students.
Where: Local activations – Cooma, NSW