articleInspiring the next generation of engineers
TO CELEBRATE National Careers Week on 6-11 March, EngineeringUK is launching a new careers resource designed to help entice young people into STEM careers.
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newsThe Big Bang Fair to ignite young people’s passion for STEM
THE BIG Bang Fair – the largest celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) in the UK – is returning for another year.
newsEngineeringUK names new director of business development and partnerships
Rebecca Rawle is set to join EngineeringUK next month from ActionAid UK, where she is currently deputy director of fundraising and part of the UK Leadership team.
newsInquiry to investigate shortfall in engineering and technology apprenticeships
FORMER LABOUR and Conservative ministers Lord Knight and Lord Willetts, with support from charity EngineeringUK, are launching an inquiry to uncover the reasons behind the worrying decline in engineering, manufacturing and technology apprenticeships starts seen over recent years in the UK.
newsRenewed call for investment in careers provision
ENGINEERINGUK HAS has renewed calls on government to invest £40m to improve access to careers provision for students in schools and colleges in England.
newsEngineeringUK welcomes new business development director
ISABEL DIVANNA joins EngineeringUK as director of business development and partnerships.
newsEngineeringUK appoints new director of finance
DAVID HOWLEY joins EngineeringUK’s senior executive team as director of finance and corporate services.
newsNeon platform celebrates first birthday
CELEBRATING ITS first birthday, the Neon platform was launched by EngineeringUK with the aim of providing teachers with a one-stop-shop for quality assured online and offline engineering outreach experiences and resources.
productEngineering’s not so bad…
A paper released by EngineeringUK
finds engineering and technology
graduates to be highly employable,
with 94.3% in work three years after
graduation, second only to medicine
and dentistry. The paper finds that
the medi
newsLack of ‘new blood’ signposts serious skills shortfall in global race
UK must double number of under 19s studying engineering Advanced Level Apprenticeships.
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