What We Do
STC offers 96 hours of culturally relevant career readiness curriculum that can easily be embedded into the school day or after-school programming. Our programs strengthen and expand the capacity of schools and teachers to prepare historically marginalized students for careers or college, and support their students on the e2e pathway. All of our programming builds direct connections between students, educators and volunteers from a variety of professional fields.
Signature Programs
Design Challenge & Fellows
Teams of middle or high school students engage in design thinking challenges to solve local community problems.
Career Skills
32 hours of curriculum that introduces students to opportunities and skills in high-demand STEM fields, such as cybersecurity, robotics, and climate action.
e2e Bridge
High school students explore career pathways and the job search process, develop professional communication skills, simulate the job search process, and network with professional volunteers in a variety of industries locally and nationally.
Why an Education to Employment Pathway Matters
of U.S. employment is at risk of being automated out of existence
of low-income students earn a bachelor’s degree within 8 years
of parents and students say finding a career passion is important
