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Useful Links
Education links
Career links
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www.bestCourse4me.com
This website is a user friendly website designed
to help students make those all important
University and career choices.
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www.engineeringapprentice.co.uk Aims to offer useful
and interesting information to engineering apprentices, to showcase engineering and manufacturing to school
students aged 14 to 16 and point out the wealth of opportunities available through a career in engineering
and, more specifically, through a vocational route into industry
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www.engineeringoncampus.co.uk Engineering on Campus
magazine includes interviews, features, commentary on the current engineering world and helpful careers
advice. Articles are focused on real-world applications of innovative and recent technological developments,
while showcasing the increasing move to combining disciplines in real life.
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www.tda.gov.uk
The Transition to Teaching Programme - a scheme
designed with employers to promote a new career
in teaching to high-performing employees who are
considering a mid to late career change.
Download The Transition to Teaching Programme Brochure (308KB)
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www.youngeng.org Young Engineers the national network of science, engineering, electronics and technology clubs in schools and colleges
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www.whynotchemeng.com Chemical Engineering its a blast!
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www.engineergirl.org Ideas, careers info and advice for budding engineers especially girls
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www.agr.org.uk Association of Graduate Recruiters
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www.prospects.csu.ac.uk Higher Education Careers Services Unit
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www.ucas.ac.uk Universities and Colleges Admissions Service for the UK
Activities
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www.engineering-team-challenge.co.uk
Engineering Team Challenge
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www.forumforthefuture.org.uk
The Academy is partnering with Forum for the Future in a collaborative initiative that will encourage change in the UK engineering profession, so that it can make a positive contribution to sustainability
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www.jamesdysonfoundation.com
James Dyson Foundation – a charity that aims to
inspire more young people to study engineering
and become engineers. They have some free
education resources available for schools at
this site
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