The Ghana Science & Tech Explorer Prize (GSTEP) Challenge is moving forward into the next phase of the competition after receiving an impressive

The Ghana Science and Tech Explorer Prize (GSTEP) Challenge is more than just a competition; it’s a platform for nurturing creativity, innovation, and

The 2025 Ghana Science and Tech Explorer Prize Challenge has seen an impressive influx of over 1,500 applications, reflecting a strong interest in

Mentorship is a powerful and transformative experience that can shape the future of STEM education and innovation. In the context of the Ghana

DreamOval Foundation, the lead partner in the consortium implementing this year’s Ghana Science & Tech Explorer Prize (GSTEP) Challenge, has successfully organised three

We are thrilled to announce the commencement of the Ghana Science and Tech Explorer Prize (GSTEP) Programme 2025, providing Junior High Students with

The GSTEP Challenge’s Award ceremony in Ghana recently celebrated innovation, recognized excellence, and promoted STEM education in the Eastern Region. The event encouraged

Following the successful GSTEP Exhibition and Awards Ceremony in January, we’re taking the GSTEP Challenge to the next level with our Regional Homecoming

The 2023 Ghana Science & Tech Explorer Prize (GSTEP) Awards Ceremony was held at the Accra International Conference Center on Thursday 25th January

On the 24th and 25th of January 2024, finalists of the 2023 GSTEP Challenge from the Greater Accra, Eastern and Ashanti regions showcased

 On Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th January 2024, The Accra International Conference Centre will host over 3,000 guests for the much-anticipated GSTEP Exhibition

Ashanti Region’s recent GSTEP Pitching and Judging event was indeed a dynamic showcase of the intersection between creativity and STEM concepts in the

The 2023 GSTEP Pitching and Judging events for finalists in the Greater Accra took place at the Garrison Church of Pentecost, Burma Camp.

This piece focuses on how engaging in mentoring sessions can heighten interest in STEM. As a representative in this year’s Youth Ambassador program,

As part of the finalist support stage of the GSTEP Challenge, finalists participate in industrial visits to institutions where they experience practical applications

The GSTEP YSG Initiative, a programme designed to enhance the lives of Ghana’s youth and the nation as a whole, focuses on STEM

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST), located in Kumasi, stands as a beacon of knowledge and innovation. With a rich history

The finalist support stage of the GSTEP programme focuses on providing finalists with practical STEM skills and knowledge by introducing them to practical

Eleven finalist teams from the Tema Metropolitan, Tema West Municipal, Ningo Prampram and the Ashaiman Municipal together with their teachers and STEM coordinators

Water pollution is a significant and pressing global environmental issue, as it leads to the degradation of various aquatic ecosystems, including fresh water,

On Tuesday 25th July 2023, the Ghana Science and Tech Explorer Prize 15 finalist teams and around the Obuasi Municipal District in the

From an impressive pool of entries, 25 teams emerged successful from Kumasi in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, earning their place as finalists

Over 150 students, teachers, mentors and coaches were officially inducted into the GSTEP programme in Koforidua on Thursday 20th July 2023. In attendance

The finalists of the 2023 GSTEP Challenge have participated in a pre-induction event to prepare them as they begin their GSTEP programme. The

The inclusion of young people living with disabilities in STEM-related fields promotes a diverse and equitable society. In Ghana, a country brimming with

The GSTEP programme is expanding its scope to enable more young people to have access to STEM skills and knowledge. This year 100

As we move towards a more technology-driven world, STEM education is becoming increasingly important for children. Encouraging children’s interest in STEM from an

Rapidly identifying and building the competencies of young adults is essential in supporting them to focus on productive areas of interest and identifying

Naomi, a GSTEP programme manager, shares her reflections on how long-term positive systemic change can be achieved, based on her experiences working on the GSTEP programme.