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EngineeringUK call on government to increase STEM teacher recruitment
EngineeringUK’s policy and public affairs team will also be attending the Liberal Democrat, Labour, and Conservative Party Conferences in September to engage with MPs on our key asks of the government.
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Uptick in GCSE computer science ‘great news’ but concerns over uptake of D&T GCSE which is important for STEM career pathways
EngineeringUK wants to see more young people from all backgrounds progressing into engineering and technology and today’s results provide some encouraging signs
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Congratulations! Thousands pick up results in A Level & T Level STEM subjects
We are particularly pleased to see an uptick in the numbers of girls sitting A levels in computing and Design & Technology
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76% agree being a member of The Code improves STEM outreach understanding
There has been an increase in activities that Signatories have done to meet the 4 pledges since last year.
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Government to host 2 webinars on benefits of T Levels and apprenticeships
Industry can benefit from offering T Levels and apprenticeships to grow the workforce
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EngineeringUK statement on the King's Speech
Beatrice Barleon, EngineeringUK Head of Public Affairs and Policy, responds to the King's Speech during the State Opening of Parliament, 17 July 2024
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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 including EngineeringUK, 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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