Inspire the next generation of engineers and technologists
The UK is facing a shortage of skilled STEM professionals. Engineering is a critical industry, employing 6.3million people – that's 19% of all jobs. Jobs in engineering and tech are predicted to grow in all UK regions between now and 2030, faster than other occupations. To support our transition to net zero it’s estimated up to 725,000 new jobs are needed. And that’s just one sector. We need to start engaging the next generation into these important jobs.
Make an impact
Partner with us and let's build the future – together. We've been working in this space for a long time so you can trust our expertise and our insights. There are lots of ways to get involved. Your organisation will get to:
- Inspire tomorrow’s innovators through sustained engagement for long term impact
- Demonstrate your leadership in shaping the future of STEM
- Connect with underrepresented communities (your future workforce)
- Engage employees through your volunteering and mentoring
- Elevate your brand with national recognition
- Support our work as a not-for-profit organisation
So, how can you help?
Our UK-wide programmes focus on students aged 10 to 14, when career paths begin to take shape. We work with schools and employers to develop impactful STEM activities. They’re designed to excite and educate young minds, including those from diverse backgrounds currently underrepresented in engineering and tech. But we can’t do it alone. Your organisation can play a vital role – and benefit from a pipeline of talent that supports your needs.
Your options
Targeted investment
In education programmes, such as Energy Quest, that support your organisation – as well as the UK as a whole.
Corporate Membership
Be at the forefront of inspiring the future workforce into engineering and tech careers. Our Members come from a range of industries. They help promote the breadth of STEM career opportunities strategically and practically. Members enjoy benefits including early access to leading research and policy information, personalised strategic support, as well as opportunities to network and raise their profile.
The Big Bang
Sponsor, mentor, volunteer or judge. Our flagship programme has lots of opportunities to support project-based learning that builds confidence and real-world skills.
Tomorrow’s Engineers Code
Join a national community of organisations working to increase the number and diversity of young engineers and technologists.
Neon
Promote your STEM activities to teachers and career leaders across the UK.
The support provided by EngineeringUK is unparalleled in my experience. Underpinning the relationship is a highly professional, achievement-oriented approach to account management. As well as enabling us to discuss our needs and tap into the broad range of support, expertise and networking facilitation offered by EngineeringUK, our account manager proactively seeks out, considers and delivers upon opportunities to assist us. Additionally, the information that EngineeringUK shares is extremely valuable and delivered in a timely and accessible manner which is of great value to us at the Met Office.
— Lisa Tomkins, Education Outreach Partner, Met Office
Ready to get involved?
Every investment helps a young person take one step closer to a future in STEM. Be the spark that inspires the next innovator, inventor, or engineer. Let’s talk about how we can create a partnership that works for you. Whether it's sponsoring, mentoring, sharing our insights, volunteering – or even building a customised programme – we’re here to make it happen!
EngineeringUK’s Big Bang Fair and Competition strengthens our relationship with the schools local to our 8 UK sites, and expands our engagement with new schools. This is such an important step in promoting STEM subjects to young people, who we hope will one day take up a career in engineering – perhaps at Leonardo!
— Joni Dicks, Principal Systems Engineer and STEM lead at the Leonardo site in Edinburgh
We can showcase your people and your projects
How can we champion engineering and technology through your people, projects and purpose? From Tomorrow's Engineers Week (10 to 14 November 2025) to volunteering at The Big Bang Fair (17 to 19 June 2025)... from featuring on Neon or becoming a Climate Ambassador – we can elevate your brand.
Join our mission
Join EngineeringUK and be part of a collective effort to promote the range of opportunities and pathways into engineering and technology.
