These evenings are very popular and we simply love hosting them. Statistics show that in 75% of cases it is the mother who discusses education with her daughter. She is often the most important role model when it comes to support.

Mothers and daughters spend the evening with, for example, our robotic engineers and code their own robots. We share our experiences about STEM education and about job stereotypes, prejudices and how career choices are often influenced by what's around us.

Sponsoring this evening means creating a foundation for STEM education with fun memories, support and a relevant network for all. This can be a recurring business tradition once or twice a year as part of internal and external branding. Invite your stakeholders, business partners or others? We can adapt the concept to meet your needs.

Target group: Girls 13-16 years and their mothers. Format: 4-hour workshop, debate including catering. Location: Your company's location or at our partner universities. Price: DKK 23,000.

A camp is a 2-day event where you do hands-on experience with a technology and meet the role models who work with it.

For us, technology is always connected to the problem we try to solve. Therefore, you will also gain knowledge about the societal challenges that technology is trying to solve.

Our role models are often engineers and they have some pretty exciting stories to tell about their way into the particular subject. And maybe you can recognize something in their story that give you an idea of what it would be like for you to study or work within a similar area. Another thing that is also important to us is your ideas. Therefore, a Camp always includes an entrepreneurial task. Here you can let your imagination run wild and find – with the new knowledge you have gained – a product that the world could benefit from.

You will work together with the other girls at the Camp on the task and get help from the role models. Our experience is that the most fantastic products are invented. Finally, the groups pitch (explain) their ideas and get feedback. In the evening there is free time for fun, music and games at the hostel.

We provide transport, food/drinks, snacks and accommodation as we always find a sponsor who support the idea of opening the eyes for girls that technology is also a girls’ thing.

By collaborating with H5G's role models, you take on both environmental and social responsibility and create meaningful ESG/CSR goals.

Target group: Girls 13-16 years. Format: 2-day workshop with networking and social interaction. Location: Your company's location or with our partner universities. Price: DKK 88,000.

"HTX," is a technical baccalaureate degree designed to prepare students for further study in STEM-related fields. A new generation of female students is ready to begin their further studies, but at HTX there are only a few other women. For them, it is crucial to be able to see themselves represented in the labour market that they aspire to enter after graduation.

H5G's role models facilitate a "level-based" training program where participants progress through different stages, each building on the knowledge and skills acquired at the previous level. The focus is on strengthening concrete skills and self-confidence. The project will also work across grade levels to ensure a community between the female students for the next step towards a career in engineering.

Sponsoring "Power to HTX" means taking social responsibility and making an impact in building a STEM workforce for future recruitment, competition and development for your company and brand.

The donation can be part of your ESG/CSR goals.

Target group: Girls 16-19 years across grade levels. Format: 1-3-year project in collaboration with HTX institutions and municipalities. Location: HTX, company visit. Price: DKK 750,000 per year.

This is a series of 8 after-school activities where H5G role models show girls why STEM is both fun, meaningful and a great career choice. Through our role models, we have access to state-of-the-art knowledge and technology as well as a network of women to support the girls.

The training was designed by Mette Meltinis, an expert in learning and entrepreneurship. Her didactic focus is on the importance of competences, validation and support. Against this background, the girls delve into projects on topics that revolve around the 17 global goals for sustainable development with a practical approach.

To sponsor "Science in leisure time" is to commit to influencing a long-lasting passion for STEM. To build a "can-do attitude". We can even arrange "Science in the free time" for employees' daughters and the company's business partner.

Target group: Girls 13-16 years. Format: 8 after-school activities over 3 months. Location: Your company's location or with our partner universities. Price: DKK 75,000.

Marianne Andersen is the pioneer behind High5Girls. Trained as an electrical engineer, she has worked 25 years in the medical industry in business and product development, a career she has always enjoyed. She was the only woman in a class of 32 students. In the following years, she worked globally in the medical industry's large companies, typically as one of the few women among many men.

When she asked herself what she wanted to give back to the world, the idea of HIGH5GIRLS was born. The idea is to share the joy of STEM education and jobs with the next generation in order to achieve more diversity in the technological solutions of the future.