Posters

We have five posters for you to download and print, or buy from our web shop. All downloads are 5100 x 7000 pixels in size, but most printers will allow you to select your paper size and scale the image down in order to print correctly. Click on the images to see a larger version.

STEM Careers in the Jewellery Industry

This poster looks at five different types of STEM career available in the jewellery industry: The Explorer, who finds precious metals and gems; The Processor, who extracts and purifies them; The Materials Scientist, who studies how stones and metals behave; The Quality Controller, who tests gems and precious metals for purity; and The Gemmologist who studies and certifies gems. The aim is to show students that there is much more to STEM than meets the eye, and that they can find STEM careers in unexpected places.

Thanks to Ada Lovelace Day sponsor F Hinds for their help developing this poster.

 

 

 

 

 

Amazingly Enormous STEM Careers PosterThe Amazingly Enormous Careers Poster

How many different careers become available to graduates of STEM degrees? With real information from graduates in 15 different fields, and nearly 350 different jobs and areas of further study, this poster really drives home the point that STEM opens doors.

Thanks to ARM for providing design support for this poster.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ten Types of Technologist posterTen Types of Technologist poster

Based on data and research by Stack Overflow, this poster aims to explode the idea that the only people who work in tech are programmers, and that traditionally female-coded roles, such as Teacher, Communicator and Facilitator are ‘not really tech jobs’. The role descriptions are left intentionally general so that students can more easily explore the nuances of different jobs within each category. That also allows teachers, parents and career advisors to talk through the personal attributes that attract students to a particular role type, rather than focus on a narrow set of technical skills which might initially seem intimidating.

Thanks to Stack Overflow for data and design assistance.

 

 

 

10 Type of Scientist PosterTen Types of Scientist poster

Based on research by the Science Council, this poster looks at ten different types of career that scientists can have: The Communicator, Developer, Entrepreneur, Explorer, Investigator, Operational Scientist, Policy Maker, Professional, Regulator, and Teacher. The aim is to show students that there is much more to STEM than the stereotypical lab scientist in a white coat.

Thanks to ARM for providing design support for this poster.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ada Lovelace posterAda Lovelace poster

Who was Ada Lovelace? What were her greatest achievements? This ‘infoposter’ describes Lovelace’s achievements and describes why she’s thought of as the world’s first computer programmer.

 

  • Available as a PDF 7.4 MB
  • Available to buy from RedBubble as a poster, photographic print, art print, framed print, canvas print, metal print, greetings card, spiral bound notebook or hardback journal. Poster prices start from £10.99 for 415mm x 590mm (approx A2).

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mary Anning, PalaeontologistMary Anning poster

Groundbreaking palaeontologist Mary Anning discovered the first plesiosaur, as well as unearthing fantastic ichthyosaur specimens and the first pterodactyl outside of Germany.

  • Available as a PDF 6.8 MB
  • Available to buy from RedBubble as a poster, photographic print, art print, framed print, canvas print, metal print, greetings card, spiral bound notebook or hardback journal. Poster prices start from £10.99 for 415mm x 590mm (approx A2).

 

 

 

Feedback

If you have any feedback on these posters, or the rest of the education pack, or if you would like to provide suggestions for improvements, please contact Suw Charman-Anderson at suw@findingada.com.

About this pack

This free education pack comprises of:

All resources have been produced by Ada Lovelace Day, and are available to download for free from their website, findingada.com. These files will be continually updated so please do check the website for the latest versions.

Acknowledgements

We are very grateful to our sponsors ARM, and to Professor Averil Macdonald, the WISE Campaign, the Science Council, Practical Action, AGCAS and Prospects for their support and assistance in the preparation of this education pack.