Posters and flyers promoting careers in STEM
A collection of posters, flyers and leaflets to support promoting careers linked to STEM.
10 ways to find your STEM career
Help your students to understand how they can get a career in STEM, using this downloadable poster and teacher's guide.
Top ten employability skills
This poster from STEM Learning highlights the 10 main skills that employers value. This poster comes with a teacher's guide to developing employability skills and a supporting guide for STEM Ambassadors who are looking to develop employability skills through their activities.
Grand Challenges posters
This collection of careers related posters can be used to showcase some of the Grand Challenges that Government, universities and employers are working together to try and solve.
These posters cover four Grand Challenges:
- Artificial intelligence - Saving lives by using AI to diagnose chronic diseases.
- Clean Growth - Designing safer and more energy efficient buildings to live and work in.
- Ageing society - Using technology and design to help people live longer and healthier.
- Future Mobility - Creating a safer transport network that uses cleaner fuels.
Why a career in science is for me video and poster
These science career posters, produced by the Royal Society, will help to communicate the excitement that a career in science can bring and the range of options open to those that study science.
The posters are taken from an animation by the Royal Society, Why a career in science is for me.
Helping you meet the Gatsby Career Benchmarks
The Gatsby Career Benchmarks is a framework of eight guidelines about what makes the best careers provision in schools and colleges. This guide shows how you can use the range of STEM Learning resources, CPD and support to help you meet these benchmarks and successfully improve your careers provision.
Robotics Posters
A collection of posters all linked to robotics. The first poster looks at how robotics is used in different STEM industries, including manufacturing, healthcare and space. The second poster promotes the skills that you can develop when you learn about robotics. The third poster looks at a number of different careers involved in robotics.
IET Faraday Posters
IET Faraday offers a range of free secondary curriculum support posters within three main areas.
- Reference posters relating to various aspects of electricity and power.
- Topical posters created to support the IET's vision of 'Engineering a Better World.' Posters include a variety of topics from 3D printing to nanotechnology and even cybersecurity.
- Case study posters to highlight current engineering work and inspire students to get involved in these areas.
Posters are A2 in size but are folded into an A4 pack to be sent easily through the post. All of these posters are updated and the collection is added to on a regular basis so do check back on this page to see when new posters have been added.
Neon careers resources
Tomorrow's Engineers careers resources are a comprehensive resource collection for everything engineering! Their resources cover both university and apprenticeship routes into engineering, helping young people to understand more about the world of engineering and learn about engineers working in real jobs.
Copies of the resources in this collection are also available in print, free of charge. Visit to Tomorrow's Engineers Printed Resources to find out more.
Careers in bio-sciences
A collection of posters providing information on careers in biosciences.
- Sport and exercise
- Food
- Medicine
- Animal
- Sustainability
- Biology
Maths Careers
Download a wide range of maths related career resources and posters.
The Amazingly Enormous Careers Poster
How many different careers become available to graduates of STEM degrees? With real information from graduates in 15 different fields, and nearly 350 different jobs and areas of further study, this poster really drives home the point that STEM opens doors.
Physics Careers Posters
These resources are from the Institute of Physics and consist of a range of posters that illustrate physics-related careers. The posters cover a wide range of careers and include:
- Physicists Predict, Protect, Inspire and Save: Nicola Lang - geophysicist, Emma Sowter - medical physicist, James Hendry - science communicator, Louise Helton - environmental physicist
- Physicists Earn: Using physics to predict financial markets
- Physicists Solve: Tackling global warming by generating electricity without burning fossil fuels
- Physicists Design: Creating the lighting and sound systems for major public events
- Physicists Create: Using physics to generate the virtual worlds of computer games
Institute for Theoretical Physics
A collection of downloadable posters from the Institute for Theoretical Physics, showcasing women in STEM and achievements in physics and the sciences.
STEM careers - poster
This colourful A2 poster illustrates how studying STEM subjects can lead to four very different careers in the international development sector.
Manufacturing the Future
This collection of posters are themed around ‘Manufacturing the Future’. The posters can be used to help inform students about the cutting-edge technologies and exciting careers available in UK manufacturing. Topics include: * Astrium - space engineering * True Snowboards - snowboard design and production * Brompton - innovative bicycle design and engineering * Fluvial - water defense design and manufacture * Cambridge Silicon Radio - electronics and telecommunications
STEM Role Model Posters
These free downloadable posters, created by Nevertheless, feature eight women who have made an impact in STEM fields. Each poster is also uniquely designed by a different female artist from around the world.
Tasty Careers: Posters for the food and drink industry
A great collection of posters linking careers to the food and drink industry.
GCSE Computer Science Promotional Pack
Created by OCR, these posters promote Computer Science to students and parents. The pack includes a range of posters highlighting just some of the possible jobs available, a PowerPoint presentation, a one page flyer and a video.
Why science is for me video and poster
It is important that young people think science is for them, even if they do not want to follow a "science" career.
The study of science is not just for the gifted and more able students who want a scientific career, but it is relevant to everyone for their future decision making and information processing. This short careers video and the set of posters are a tool that teachers can use to help demonstrate this to students. The careers video highlights that science allows students to gain a broad range of transferable skills useful in many careers. Science is a way of thinking, a way of analysing facts and acting upon this analysis; science isn’t about knowing the answers, it’s about knowing what questions to ask.
The why science is for me video and poster is designed to be used by those teaching students aged 11 – 16.
Maths diversity and inclusion poster series
This series of downloadable posters provide a short description about key mathematicians who have inspired and positively impacted the way that we live today.
Scientific apprenticeships - posters
This set of posters show pupils that as a science apprentice they can gain qualifications whilst working in science and being paid. They encourage pupils to look at the careers and options available by providing a link to the Strategic Board for Sceitnifici Apprenticeships website.
Northumbria University - Inventive careers posters
The Inventive podcast uses storytelling to encourage listeners to find out more about engineers and what they do. In each episode, Professor Trevor Cox interviews an engineer, and then a writer uses that interview as inspiration for a piece of fiction. The podcast brings together engineering fact, with fiction in an imaginative and enthralling way.
The Inventive career posters feature the engineers from the podcasts, and includes a short quote about their career, and also highlights three ‘soft skills’ or attributes that the engineers would use in their work.
