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Wrapping Up June with Gratitude: Celebrating Our STEM Wins at Edufun Technik STEM Hub

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As June comes to an end, we are taking a moment to pause, reflect, and celebrate what truly matters: the lives touched, the skills built, and the futures transformed. At Edufun Technik STEM Hub, we believe that STEM education is more than just teaching coding, robotics, or digital marketing. It is about creating opportunities, building […]

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Top 10 Fun STEM YouTube Channels to Follow

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Children today are growing up with so many tools for learning. One of the most fun and easy ways they learn now is by watching videos. And YouTube is full of videos that teach science, technology, engineering, and math—what we call STEM. You may think YouTube is just for cartoons or music, but there are

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My Journey as a Communication Intern at a STEM Hub

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Hi, my name is Chimezie Nebolisa. Before now, I worked as a policy analyst in a media house. I also volunteered with Electoral College Nigeria, where I helped promote political literacy. But I got to a point where I wanted more; I needed a place to grow, to learn new and relevant skills, and to

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Why Interning or Volunteering at a STEM NGO in Nigeria Can Be Life-Changing for Young Professionals

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Choosing where to intern or volunteer after graduation is a big step. For many young people in Nigeria, joining a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) hub as a volunteer or intern is not just about adding experience to your CV. It is about gaining real-life skills that can shape your future. In this post,

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The Digital Ripple: How Technology Changes Society and Our Jobs

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We live in a world where a small screen can connect us to people on the other side of the planet. It’s easy to forget that this level of connection is a very recent thing. Before the internet, news traveled slowly, and talking to someone far away meant letters or expensive phone calls. Today, digital

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She Too Can Do STEM: Why Every Girl Can Excel in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

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Girls can absolutely succeed in STEM fields. This simple truth needs to be said louder and more often. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics are not just for boys. They belong to everyone, including your daughter, sister, niece, or the girl sitting next to you in class. Breaking Down the Old Ways of Thinking For too

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How Parents Can Support Girls in STEM: Closing the Gender Gap Early

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Only 3 girls in a STEM club of 25 kids? That’s a problem. At one of our STEM clubs, just 3 out of 25 pupils are girls. The rest are boys. This is not because girls are not smart enough. It is because many girls are not encouraged early on to explore Science, Technology, Engineering,

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Robotics for Kids: Fun Ways to Build Robots at Home

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A long time ago, robots were only found in science fiction books and movies. People imagined them as metal machines doing work for humans. But today, robots are real, and they are all around us. They help in hospitals, factories, and even in our homes. The exciting part is that kids  can now build robots

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From Education Graduate to STEM Instructor: Maryann’s Inspiring Journey

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When Maryann Samel walked into Edufun Technik STEM Foundation for the first time in January 2024, she did not expect the experience to reshape her future. A graduate of Guidance and Counseling from Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, she joined the organization with a curious mind and an open heart. By the end of her service

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How School STEM Clubs Influence Students’ Career Choices from an Early Age

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Let me ask you a question. Do you remember what first made you curious about the job you do today or the choice of course you studied in school? For thousands of Nigerian students, the answer increasingly lies within after-school STEM clubs that provide hands-on experiences far beyond traditional classroom learning. Research consistently shows that

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