JENN Training and Consultancy Joins STEAM Seminar at Deloitte, Gauteng Province

JENN Training and Consultancy recently took part in the highly anticipated Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) seminar, held at Deloitte’s offices in Gauteng province from February 14 to 15, 2025. The seminar aimed to empower in-service educators from public schools by providing them with practical examples of best practices for teaching and learning across the dynamic fields of STEAM.

This two-day event proved to be a valuable opportunity for educators to enhance their skills and understanding of innovative teaching methods that integrate STEAM principles.

Key Benefits for Attendees:

1. Expert Presentations and Hands-On Workshops
   The seminar featured prominent national experts in STEAM education, as well as experienced educators, who delivered a series of insightful presentations and hands-on workshops. These sessions allowed educators to gain first-hand knowledge of effective strategies that can be implemented in the classroom to engage students in STEAM subjects.
2. Showcasing of Innovative Teaching Practices
   The event showcased cutting-edge approaches to teaching, illustrating how educators can make learning more interactive and relevant to today’s technological advancements. Participants had the chance to explore creative ways to inspire students and prepare them for future opportunities in STEAM-related careers.
3. Networking and Collaboration
   The seminar fostered an environment of collaboration, where educators could connect with peers from various regions. This networking opportunity enabled the sharing of ideas, challenges, and solutions related to STEAM education, building a supportive community of professionals committed to advancing the field.
4. Access to Curated Resources
   Attendees were also provided with a wealth of curated resources designed to promote learner-centred teaching. These materials are valuable tools for educators seeking to create engaging, inclusive, and effective learning experiences for their students.

The seminar was further enhanced by the inspiring address delivered by the Deputy Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Ms. Nomalungelo Gina. In her speech, she emphasized the government’s commitment to supporting schools and ensuring that all learners have access to the resources necessary for success in the rapidly evolving technological landscape. Her talk highlighted the department’s dedication to helping South Africa become a global leader in technological innovation, encouraging educators to embrace STEAM education as a critical component of national progress.

Overall, the STEAM seminar in Gauteng was a resounding success, offering valuable knowledge, practical tools, and networking opportunities for educators. It underscored the importance of equipping both teachers and students with the skills necessary to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world.

JENN Training and Consultancy

2025 STEAM Seminar

08 February 2025