Children and young people’s curiosity should be taken seriously — and given the opportunity to grow stronger. That is why Equinor supports initiatives that allow young people to explore technology, science and innovation in arenas where play and learning go hand in hand.
Are you a teacher or a parent? Explore the initiatives below to help spark curiosity for STEM in the classroom or at home.
The combination of curiosity, creativity and the unique energy that FIRST® LEGO® League ignites in students is why we keep coming back year after year.
Science centres
Through our collaboration with science centres across the country, we support local meeting places where curiosity can thrive.
Curiosity that can withstand resistance and be nurtured. Curiosity about technology, science, mathematics and engineering — and about seeing possibilities where others see uncertainty.
FIRST® LEGO® League
One of the world’s largest technology and knowledge competitions for children and young people, where participants explore technology, science and engineering in a practical and engaging way.
We have been proud to be part of the journey since the beginning — and will continue to support it, because we believe in what FIRST® LEGO® League stands for.
TENK Tech Camp
TENK Tech Camp is a free technology camp that gives girls across the country the opportunity to explore technology on their own terms.
Through hands-on workshops, creative problem-solving and collaboration, participants experience that technology is about creating, testing and solving real challenges — not about fitting into a predefined mould.
Nasjonalt senter for realfagsrekruttering
Together with the National Centre for Science Recruitment, Equinor supports children and young people in discovering the joy of the STEM subjects.
Through initiatives such as homework support and the use of young role models, students see how STEM subjects can open doors, build confidence and create new opportunities.
Young Entrepreneurship (Ungt Entreprenørskap)
Together with Young Entrepreneurship, we give young people and students the opportunity to develop creativity, a sense of initiative and confidence.
Through entrepreneurship programmes in schools, participants learn how ideas can become real solutions — and how knowledge can be applied to create value in practice.
