the need

current stem programming gaps



student compensation





Though free, most STEM programs ignore everyday student financial needs.



unclear career pathways





Though students learn coding skills, these skills are disconnected from practical career options and do not connect with workforce needs.



generational wealth





Students are encouraged to earn college degrees without practical ways to finance their education.



Mental health resources





Students are not given mental health resources that are easily available to help address issues of stress or unstable home environments.



the response

stem educational institute Program





The STEM Educational Institute provides a 1 - week program that serves as a career bridge for high school students to enter into STEM fields.




Computer Coding



Leveraging a case study based on the sponsoring firm, the scholars receive hands-on training to solve real-world problems using computer programming in Python or R.



Career Bridge
and
Financial Stability



Students are provided with a stipend to support their daily needs. This stipend allows students to focus on learning skills that can easily transfer into internships or full-time positions.




Generational Wealth



Students enroll in a 529 College Savings Plan and are given a scholarship. This is coupled with a wealth management curriculum where students learn fundamental skills to prepare and save for college and beyond.




Mental Health Resources



Throughout the program students will have mental health resources and learn stress management techniques.



The STEM Educational Institute is a tax-exempt nonprofit, 501(c)(3)

EIN 86-3013331

909 Third Avenue, Suite 364, New York, NY 10150