Reporting from Dreamcity Melbourne - Kajal Pala talks to Channel 7 about starting Dreamcity and her dream to run her own business.

Currently in Australia boys outnumber girls 2 to 1 in the study of science and these statistics do not translate very well into the workplace where only 16% of Australians in STEM careers are women.

Our new fire engine has arrived @ DFO South Wharf ready for the pending opening of Dreamcity Pop-Up! 🚒

Cutting edge educational methods can help alleviate stress and paint maths in a positive light.

Dreamcity teaches children these skills through activities with real businesses, and innovative technology to prepare children for the business world of their future.

Considered the melding of education and entertainment, edutainment looks to teach children through fun and interactive methods. Dreamcity will become important on the edutainment landscape.

Dreamcity can help to boost female confidence and partner with leading Australian businesses to promote females in STEM careers.

CEO Kajal Pala was recently interviewed by Brooke Hunter for www.female.com.au to discuss how Dreamcity has been designed specifically to give kids a taste of the workforce and get them thinking about their future jobs.