The ASD CyberEXP sponsored by the Australian Signals Directorate, is an interactive online cyber career exploration experience run on the LifeJourney platform.
It enables students to test drive a day in the life of five ASD cyber professionals.
Users will participate in challenging real-life cyber scenarios and discover the skills and tools required, while exploring the array of careers available in cyber security today.
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Universities/Schools
Teachers can run the ASD CyberEXP in class to connect what they teach to these exciting STEM careers
Adult Learners
Veterans, adult learners and parents bring the ASD CyberEXP to their families
Frequently asked questions
What is the ASD CyberEXP?
The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) is sponsoring a national initiative called the ASD CyberEXP, to raise the National IQ for STEM and Cyber Science. The program introduces and inspires all secondary and tertiary students to pursue STEM careers and build the skills that will open up their future and connect them to the in-demand digital workforce.
Why should students participate?
The ASD CyberEXP is a powerful and exciting way for students to see and experience the benefit of following a cyber and STEM education pathway. By participating in the ASD CyberEXP, students will be more prepared to make decisions for their future.
Is the ASD CyberEXP just one day?
No, it can be run anytime throughout the year.
Is there a cost to participate?
No, the ASD CyberEXP is free for all students, teachers, schools and organisations.
Do I need training to run the ASD CyberEXP?
No, the ASD Mentor guides users through the entire ASD CyberEXP in a self-paced format.
ASD CyberEXP education partners
The ASD CyberEXP program will leverage the capabilities of education partners to help connect students, teachers and schools to high quality cyber security education opportunities. Partnerships with tertiary providers will also include a course mapping against the cyber professionals featured in the program and outreach activities related to the program.
