Some of the activities will include live network demonstrations, learning about emerging technology and hearing from Telstra experts about their career journeys. Telstra's Group Executive of Product and Technology, Kim Krogh-Anderson said at Telstra they are passionate about building a digitally enabled workforce ready to meet the needs of the future. "The partnership with CSIRO is about supporting our next generation with STEM skills, first-hand industry knowledge and hands-on experiences to encourage, support and help students make informed decisions regarding future STEM careers," Mr Krogh-Anderson said. "CSIRO's STEM Community Partnerships Program is a great way of linking industry with high schools, to help support the Australian economy with resourcing local talent for STEM related jobs of the future. "We are proud to support and collaborate with CSIRO to unlock the benefits of digital technology which has real-world impacts for Australia's Economy."