The Geoscience Pathways Website

The Geoscience Pathways Website is for both students and teachers to use. Students are able to upload their work (photos, drawings, videos) onto the website. They are also able to view other students work in the geoscience field, along with career paths, educational institutions and industry areas. Teachers are able to share their teaching resources with other teachers around the world. This is a innovative way of sharing resources and will help in the teaching of geoscience subjects in all year levels.

The website is free to join. Schools can join and add student and teacher articles. Industry and Tertiary can have their own page informing students of opportunities scholarships and more.

Sponsors Needed

We are currently looking for sponsorship. If your company would like to sponsor the Geoscience Pathways website, please contact the Project Coordinator to discuss this further.

The Geoscience Pathways Project aims to change attitudes towards the Geosciences by demonstrating their essential contribution to modern society.

Through Geoscience, schools can raise student awareness of the vital importance of the resources industry and the wide variety of career opportunities in mining, energy and exploration, many of which are in current and projected skills shortage.   

Geoscience can also provide the necessary scientific background for students to understand and engage in informed debate about contemporary issues such as global warming, climate change, uranium mining, nuclear and other alternative energies, geosequestration, sustainable futures, dryland salinity and groundwater hydrology.

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