We're expanding our collection of STEM videos and are looking for volunteer presenters! The first set of videos showed how we're using computing, science, maths and engineering to help people communicate and stay connected and we'd like more of them. Can you help inspire the next generation and bring the curriculum to life? Can you show how and where technologies are used, why they are important in a workplace and give some real-life examples? If so, please contact computerscience@bt.com. We're looking for fun and engaging videos that are between 3 and 7 minutes long and can help with the filming and editing processes.

These Events are all very well received by students and teachers and the volunteers enjoy themselves as well! Experience is not essential and training/briefing either before or on the day will be provided.

If you'd like to find out more about educational volunteering opportunities at Adastral Park, please email computerscience@bt.com.

Did you know you're entitled to spend time equating to 3 working days per financial year volunteering within BT (sometimes more depending on the type of volunteering you undertake)?

For more information please visit the volunteering pages on the BT internal website (BT Intranet connection required to access).

Despite restrictions brought about by Covid during 2020, we know many of you have been volunteering virtually, in person or by preparing short films or activities associated with BT outreach. If this is you, please log your activities on your profile at www.stem.org.uk.

Once you are registered all you need to do is support at least one event each year to maintain your registration. We run many activities here at Adastral Park and/or remotely for you to get involved with. Visit the STEM Ambassador website to find out more and begin the registration process.