Registering as a STEM Ambassador is a brilliant way to get involved in inspiring the next generation of STEM experts and supporting students in making career choices. It will also enable you to benefit from a whole range of ideas and support provided by your regional STEM Ambassador Hub and STEM Learning.

If you’d like detailed information about what the role entails and the benefits of being involved, click to view the STEM Ambassador pages on the STEM Learning website.

If you’re ready to register, the process is outlined below but please view the more detailed, printable version of the registration instructions available in the downloads section.

1. Register for a STEM Ambassador account.
2. Complete the online induction training. After registering, you will be sent a Welcome email, containing a link to the induction training materials.
3. Complete an Enhanced DBS application. An online DBS application form will be set up for you with Atlantic Data. Alternatively, if you already have an Enhanced Child Workforce certificate and it is registered with the DBS Update Service contact [email protected].
4. Complete a DBS ID verification. This can be done by a person from an authorised list, similar to the process for having a passport photograph certified. See the ‘Choosing an External ID Verifier’ and ‘Information for Your Chosen External ID Verifier’ documents in the downloads section.
5.  Receive your ID card and become an approved STEM Ambassador.
6. Start volunteering.
7. Log your volunteering on your STEM Ambassador account.

For information about keeping your STEM Ambassador account up to date, click here.