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What is STEMpump Online?

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STEMpump Online ended in December 2021 and became STEMpump Camps, which ended in 2022. Every recording is still free to watch in the Library.

Update: 6/18/2022

For more information on STEMpump Online, please read this support article.

About STEMpump Online

Started in 2020, STEMpump Online are monthly bootcamps that we host on our YouTube Channel. We teach content from our course curriculum in real time, answering your questions on stream, and also having support members in the livestream chat.

STEMpump Online allows us to come to you and learn from your own home. You can work with us, or at your own pace, thanks to the published course on our website.

Can't make it? No worries. We publish all of our live streams to our YouTube channel, site, and app. You can watch and learn from anywhere, and at any time.

And if you have a question, you can still get help! Just send us a message here (opens in a new tab) and one of our team members or specialists will get back to you ASAP.

How do I sign up for STEMpump Online?

STEMpump Online currently happens during the summer, with several camps, every week. There are various ways to sign up:

The best part? There we have no limits on who can attend STEMpump Online bootcamps, compared to our in-person bootcamps which do have student limits.

Who teaches the content?

Team members and specialists at STEMpump teach the content. We are students who have learned and written the courses, so we know everything about the curriculum. One of our founding principles is the concept of students teaching and inspiring other students.


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STEMpump Support

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