EUK Education launches

Last updated: 24 September 2024
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EUK Education launches to give schools easy access to STEM careers inspiration

EUK Education is a new brand from not-for-profit EngineeringUK. It gives schools and careers leaders all they need to inspire, excite and encourage young people to get into STEM. And showcases the many diverse career paths available.

Teacher helping two secondary school students build a robotic arm in their design and technology lesson

EUK Education brings together all the STEM programmes and resources offered by EngineeringUK. The website is full of high-quality careers resources, curriculum-linked lesson plans, inspiring role models and bursary information.  

Engineering skills are in high demand and expected to grow. So we need more young people going into these jobs. There are really rewarding careers to be had in engineering and technology, in a wide range of industries, at all levels and across the UK. We want school students to know that too. 

EUK Education brings together everything we offer for schools, from our inspirational careers resources, schools programmes and careers information to the annual Tomorrow’s Engineers Week campaign and the Big Bang programme. We hope educators and students will benefit from having all these wonderful resources. 

— Dr Hilary Leevers, Chief Executive of EngineeringUK
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About us

EUK Education helps schools access quality STEM careers inspiration. Download free careers resources, apply for funding and register for our programmes.

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