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ExxonMobil Advances $100M STEM Investment in Guyana
  • First cohort of 60 pre-service educators will receive specialized mathematics and science training through the Guyana STELLAR Program.
  • STELLAR is the first step in ExxonMobil Guyana's US$100 million, 10-year investment to strengthen STEM education in Guyana.
  • STELLAR, along with future STEM Centers modeled after the ExxonMobil Foundation's Teen Engineering and Tech Centers (TETCs), will expand hands-on STEM learning opportunities and help develop Guyana's future workforce.
60 Pre-Service Teachers to Benefit from ExxonMobil Guyana's Transformative STEM Training Programme
  • ExxonMobil Guyana launches Guyana STELLAR programme to strengthen secondary STEM education.
  • 60 trainee teachers to receive specialized science and mathematics training.
  • Two-year training programme to strengthen STEM teaching capacity and improve student outcomes nationwide.
ExxonMobil Foundation awards historic $180,000 grant to Goose Creek CISD to expand STEM education
  • ExxonMobil Foundation awarded GCCISD a record $180,000 grant to strengthen STEM education across the district.
  • Funding will enhance fifth-grade science instruction and support improved STAAR science performance for all student groups.
  • A new STEM engagement initiative, including a districtwide STEM Night, will connect students and families to hands-on learning and STEM career pathways.
A day of connection: ExxonMobil Baytown Community Picnic
  • Nearly 600 community members attended the Community Picnic, bringing neighbors together in a family-friendly environment.
  • The event featured STEM activities, games and community organizations to provide meaningful opportunities.
  • The picnic demonstrated ExxonMobil’s commitment to supporting the well-being of the Baytown community
Faizah Mohd Noor: Cultivating careers and curiosity through STEM

Key takeaways:

  • Engineer Faizah Mohd Noor has been with ExxonMobil Malaysia for 17 years, in roles across the organization. 
  • Today, she works at the Kuala Lumpur Technology Center, collaborating with ExxonMobil teams around the world. 
  • Faizah also led ExxonMobil Malaysia’s Young Engineer Program for science stream secondary school students.