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Energize Your Future with Shell

Developing a workforce for the future

We hope to inspire today’s students and future generations to study science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).  It is these individuals that could work at the forefront of one of the most technologically advanced industries and help drive how the world’s energy system evolves.

We work with students, parents and teachers, from kindergarten through twelfth grade, as well as two-year and four-year college programs.  Our investments in strategic programs and online resources offer learning opportunities to help students consider different energy career options and prepare for real opportunities. Most importantly, we support teachers with resources to enhance student learning.

As teachers, you play a key role in shaping and energizing the future of your students by teaching and helping them explore their interests – which may very well lead to their future jobs. Shell is pleased to provide you with energy curriculum for your classroom.

High School Educator Resources

Browse and download lessons, activities, and teacher's guides for High School students.

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Middle School Educator Resources

Browse and download lessons, activities, and teacher's guides for Middle School students.

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Preparing Today’s Students for Tomorrow’s Workforce

New educator resources to explore careers with your students that pair with project-based learning curriculum.

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STEM Classroom Activities & Resources

Teachers play a key role in shaping the future of their students.

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