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STEM CAREER PATHWAYS

Jim Klubek- Educational Consultant, Woz ED

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Changing the education paradigm

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  • Turnkey, ready-to-use kits
  • Easy-to-follow lessons with clearly-explained concepts
  • Ongoing teacher support
  • Materials for 30 students per kit

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  • Leads to drone certification
  • Teacher Guide with Modules to Facilitate
  • 2-day Teacher Training
  • For serious, dedicated drone students

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Teacher Guide

        • Number of Minutes
        • Overview
        • Objectives
        • Notes for Advance Prep
        • Step by Step Procedures
        • Aligned Standards
        • 5-E Inquiry Based Model
        • Embedded Student Handouts

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Grade

Fall 2025/Spring 2026

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Robotics-Coding-Animation

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Drone-Cybersecurity-AR/VR

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Engineering-Artificial Intelligence-Mobile Development

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Robotics II-Coding II-Animation II

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Engineering II-Cybersecurity II-AR/VR II

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Drone II-Artificial Intelligence II-Mobile Development II

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Drone III- Coding III- Animation III

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Engineering III- Cybersecurity III- AR/VR III

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Robotics III- Artificial Intelligence III- Mobile Development III

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-Students would have access to all level 4 pathways (9) grades 9-12, depending on

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The availability within their schedules.

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***Advanced courses

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WOZ ED UTILIZED ACROSS LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS�BUILDING EXPERIENTIAL, CLASSROOM, AND SHSM-ALIGNED STEM EXPERIENCES

In Innovation Centers

  • Supports open exploration and hands-on experimentation
  • Enables rotating STEM stations across drones, engineering, 3D printing, agriculture, and more
  • Encourages collaboration, creativity, and extended project work

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In the Classroom

  • Provides structured, curriculum-aligned lessons with ready-to-use Teacher Guides
  • Enhances core science and STEM instruction through project-based learning
  • Flexible for daily lessons, enrichment, or cross-curricular integration

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To Support SHSM

  • Aligns with sector pathways through real-world, industry-connected learning
  • Supports SHSM requirements like Experiential Learning
  • Builds skills relevant to SHSM sectors

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WOZ ED SUPPORTS SHSM BY:

  • Providing sector-aligned modules
  • Enabling real-world technical skills
  • Offering experiential learning + artifacts
  • Supporting certifications and ICE challenges

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SHSM

Woz ED Kits (L4)

Agriculture

Agriculture

Arts and Culture

Animation

Manufacturing

Engineering/

3D-Printing

Transportation

Drones

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NEW FOR 2026-2027 SY

  1. Beyond the Lesson: SHSM Integration

Adds sector‑specific activities to Level 4 Woz ED kits that deepen real‑world connections for SHSM students, align to Ontario certification requirements, and highlight local industry partners

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  1. SHSM Reference Page

This page gives teachers at-a-glance guidance for integrating Woz ED kits into SHSM Agriculture, Manufacturing, Arts & Culture, and Transportation pathways

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EXAMPLE�BEYOND THE LESSON: �SHSM INTEGRATION

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Students explore Canadian and Ontario agricultural sectors (such

as dairy, poultry, grain, greenhouse vegetables, horticulture, and apiculture) by researching what each produces, the technologies used, and how these sectors contribute to local economies. They then compare their findings to the innovations in Woz ED Agriculture Module 5 and complete a research handout, with the option to create an infographic or mini-presentation connecting real-world agriculture to SHSM pathway goals.

Student Handout

Teacher

Answer Key

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JOB PROSPECTUS IN WOZ ED PATHWAYS: ($CAD)�*EVERY STEM PATHWAY TAUGHT IN THROUGH WOZ ED HAS A NEGATIVE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, MEANING THERE ARE MORE JOBS AVAILABLE THAN THERE ARE PEOPLE TO FILL THEM.�

  • Artificial Intelligence (AI): $186,603/year
  • AR/VR (Augmented/Virtual Reality): $156,534/year
  • Coding: $95,144/year
  • Cybersecurity: $162,075/year
  • Digital Animation: $137,224/year
  • Drones: $181,353/year
  • Engineering (3D Printing): $109,804/year
  • Mobile App Development: $162,075/year
  • Robotics: $146,290/year
  • Average STEM Careers: $140,870/year

If you are not teaching STEM in your school right now, then what are you teaching?

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KEY CONCEPTS

ALIGNED – Our pathways are aligned to the NGSS, ISTE and CSTA standards. We are working with with Grand Erie to finalize our integration with SHSM.

ENGAGING– Our kits are exploratory in nature. Students are involved in hands-on activities throughout the lessons

FLEXIBLE- – Do not need to have prerequisite knowledge to begin kits. Can start anywhere along the continuum

WOZ FOR LIFE – support, troubleshooting, integration advice, curriculum updates for as long as you own the kits

ECONOMICAL – No need to purchase a kit for every classroom. No need to repurchase the kits every year, just refill consumables

*Cost is only a factor in year 1, beyond that it usually never comes up again.

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WANT A QUOTE?

  • STEM kits costs vary from kit to kit, school to school and from level to level, so explaining the pricing can be very difficult.

  • We therefore offer free, no obligation quotes so that you can get an idea of how much it will cost before you decide if would like to move forward. We can also do discounts on group orders.

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  • We have partnered with Kidder to provide our STEM curriculum throughout all of Canada

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  • Just contact me or Curtis Legiehn at Kidder (Curtis@kidder.ca) and we can get you a no-obligation quote. We will also work with you to make sure your implementation plan is being done in the most efficient way possible.

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Questions?

Please reach out anytime…

Jim Klubek

Jklubek@wozed.com

716-868-1696

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