Partners

The Wonder Project wouldn't be possible without the support from our partners. So here's a shout out to them for being wonder-ful. Thank you for inspiring Kiwi kids to see the wonder in STEM!

Challenge sponsors

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Transpower

Transpower owns and operates Aotearoa’s high voltage transmission network, connecting areas of energy generation to all our towns and cities. As Principal Sponsor for the Power Challenge, they supported its design and development, and now help fund challenge kits to schools across Aotearoa. Transpower people are also volunteer Ambassadors and help out in classrooms.

By sponsoring the Power Challenge, Transpower is investing in empowering New Zealand’s energy future. We’re going to need thousands more highly skilled people in the energy sector as we work to create a low-carbon future. This starts with getting our rangatahi energised about learning STEM skills in a hands-on and engaging way.

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Fonterra

Fonterra is an Aotearoa New Zealand dairy co-operative owned by thousands of farming families. We’re coming together to realise the full potential of sustainable dairy nutrition, so we can create goodness for generations to come. Our partnership with the Wonder Project opens new doors for tamariki to see STEM in action within the dairy industry. It’s an opportunity to learn about food, nutrition, and agriculture through real-world challenges while gaining insight into what a career in dairy could look like.

This is just one of many initiatives we’re driving to show young people how careers in dairy make a meaningful impact at every stage, from milking on farm to the finished product. We’re investing in the future of these careers with expert partners like the Wonder Project to ensure the long-term success of our dairy industry.

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Engineering New Zealand

Aotearoa is facing a huge skills and diversity shortfall across STEM. Many fields of engineering are on Immigration New Zealand’s skills shortfall lists and 80% of future jobs are predicted to require STEM skills. STEM professionals are essential to driving major innovations and progress for our motu. So, to protect our future, we need more of them.

Engineering New Zealand created the Wonder Project in 2018 to address this issue. Their mission is to inspire more young Kiwis with STEM to help build a diverse and thriving future STEM industry. With support and funding from partners, their award-winning in-house team run the Wonder Project.

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Help us get young Kiwis excited about STEM while our award-winning marketing team elevates your business.

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