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Power up your passion with Tomorrow’s Engineers Week
This year's theme for Tomorrow's Engineers Week is Power up your passion. Take a look at the summer toolkit to find out how you can get involved in inspiring the next generation of engineers and technicians.
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Education and climate experts call on new government to prioritise ‘sustainability and climate education’
A coalition of 60 organisations has launched a report highlighting opportunities to bring climate and sustainability education into the curriculum
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EngineeringUK ready to support new government to develop a national engineering and technology workforce strategy to support Great British Energy
With engineering and technology predicted to grow faster than any other sector between now and 2030, it is imperative the new government works with industry to address barriers standing in the way of young people joining the workforce.
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Engineer magazine champions student engineering and STEM in its Collaborate to Innovate Awards
The Engineer magazine’s annual search for the UK’s most innovative, collaborative engineering projects is now open for entries
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Upskilling 1 million designers for green transition
The Design Council have announced a mission to upskill 1 million British designers in green design skills by 2030.
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Teachers wanted to help shape STEM engagement
We are looking for teachers and SENCOs to join our teacher network to have a say about STEM engagement, share learnings – and get vouchers as a thank you for your time.
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UK’s top young talent recognised in The Big Bang Competition
The new UK Young Scientist, Young Engineer and first ever Young Technologists of the Year were announced at The Big Bang Competition awards ceremony on 19 June.
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Workforce planning plus STEM education and skills: our key asks for the new government
Our policy asks for the next government are centred around 2 clear priorities: workforce planning and STEM education and skills.
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New data shows small but worrying spike in women aged 35 to 44 leaving engineering
The proportion of women working in engineering and technology roles has declined in the past year from 16.5% to 15.7%
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