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Students mentored since 2004
53
Partner schools in 2018
291
Mentor placements in 2018
In2science places STEM university students into high schools as peer mentors.
Over 10 weekly visits per semester mentors build meaningful relationships with secondary students and their teachers in science and mathematics classes. Mentors help to engage students in these disciplines and inspire them to pursue STEM studies at school and beyond.
The program partners with schools via two delivery modes: Metropolitan in-class mentoring and regional online eMentoring.
Find out more about the program or get involved by becoming or hosting a mentor.
In2science News
In semester 2, 2018, 146 In2science mentors from La Trobe University, RMIT University, Swinburne University of Technology and The University of Melbourne spent nearly 1500 hours working with over 2500 students…
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