November 15 2024 | Online | Views: 47
The STEM Hub marked Tomorrow’s Engineers Week (11–15 November) with an inspiring programme of live talks and shows. STEM Ambassadors from fields like semiconductors, artificial intelligence and the UK railway network shared their experiences, bringing modern engineering careers to life for young audiences.
Tomorrow’s Engineers Week, an annual campaign held each November, unites the engineering community to inspire young people and their influencers by showcasing exciting career opportunities in the field.
As part of the week, tailored live talks brought STEM professionals directly into classrooms, offering students a chance to hear firsthand about real-world careers. These sessions provided insights into the daily roles of engineers and the diverse pathways that lead to success in these fields. Over 2,500 secondary school students participated, exploring careers of today and tomorrow. Lively Q&A discussions sparked curiosity and gave students invaluable guidance for their future aspirations.
This incredible week was made possible by the passion and dedication of our inspiring STEM Ambassadors. Their energy and stories opened up a world of opportunities for students, encouraging them to explore STEM subjects and envision their future careers. Their captivating presentations on topics like “Decarbonising the UK Railways”, “What is Firmware”, and “Building the Future” showcased the groundbreaking work happening in STEM and highlighted the vital role young engineers will play in solving tomorrow’s challenges.
Missed the talks? They are available on-demand via our website. Explore the possibilities, get inspired, and take the first step toward becoming part of the next generation of engineers shaping the world.
