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A UK poll reveals 25% of children aged 10–14 see STEM careers as mainly for boys, despite girls’ strong interest and a new initiative to boost their participation.
A new poll of 1,000 children aged 10 to 14 shows one in four still see STEM careers as mainly for boys, with only 1% viewing them as “girls’ jobs,” despite 75% of girls expressing interest.
Forty percent of girls have never attended a coding club, revealing a participation gap.
Girls are more likely to value passion in their work, while boys prioritize earning potential.
Jaguar Land Rover launched ‘Create Possible,’ a free online platform with curriculum-aligned lessons and real-world insights, to boost STEM engagement, especially among girls, and address the growing UK skills gap in science, technology, engineering, and math.
Una encuesta realizada en el Reino Unido revela que el 25% de los niños de entre 10 y 14 años consideran que las carreras de STEM son principalmente para los niños, a pesar del gran interés de las niñas y de una nueva iniciativa para impulsar su participación.