It is expected that by 2035, sub-Saharan Africa will have a working population larger than the entire rest of the world combined. This is why it is critical for education in Africa to reach new levels, particularly with skills that can create and promote more STEM jobs. STEM Club Project Africa is a non governmental organization that is committed to promoting STEM Education in schools across African countries there by engaging the students in scientific enquiries and explorations through hands on learning in a formal settings in support of the attainment of African Union 2063 agenda for inclusive growth and sustainable development in Africa and the United Nations 2030 SDGs. This initiative would ultimately position young students in Africa to compete favorably with their colleagues globally. Our mission is :
To engage students in scientific enquiries and explorations through hands on learning in other to raise awareness of how the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) affect our everyday lives and to prepare them for future careers in STEM-related fields.
-To foster curiosity, ingenuity and creativity in students by providing a variety of hands-on learning experiences throughout their school life that are related to the four specific disciplines of STEM all of which emphasize the application of knowledge to real-life situations.
-To enhance key skills in students such as initiative, critical thinking, adaptation, collaboration, problem solving, resiliency, leadership, and communication. Our Vision is to create a challenging learning environment that provides opportunities that help motivate and encourage students in Africa to become lifelong learners in other to maximize their potential, develop personal strengths, and ensure students are well-equipped to meet the challenges they face in the world around them and to prepare them for their future.
