TEAMS
TEAMS (Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics, and Science) is a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) competition. Focused on a new theme each year, TEAMS challenges teams of middle school and high school students to collaboratively solve real-world engineering issues by applying their STEM knowledge in practical and creative ways.
Original academic and innovative concepts are developed for the TEAMS competition based on the National Academy of Engineering Grand Challenges, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, or other engineering challenges. Undertaking these challenges requires critical job-readiness skills, such as collaboration, analytical thinking, and multi-dimensional problem solving.
How can my students participate in TEAMS?
- TEAMS registration is now open!
- If you are currently a TSA chapter advisor, select the TEAMS tab in your advisor account. Follow the steps for TEAMS registration.
- Active TSA chapters are eligible for a TEAMS registration discount.
- If you are not currently a TSA chapter advisor, visit the TEAMS website for more information regarding registration.
How do my students compete in TEAMS?
- Teams of two to four students compete at the state-level in February & March at their school.
- This one-day, three-part competition includes:
- Design/Build – Teams design and build a solution to an engineering challenge.
- Multiple Choice – Teams use math and science skills to solve real-world engineering challenges.
- Essay – Teams research and write an in-depth essay submitted electronically prior to their competition day.
- This one-day, three-part competition includes:
- The national TEAMS competition takes place annually during the national TSA conference
Questions? Visit the TEAMS website for more information or email Amber Williams.
