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Event

Tomorrow's Engineers Week 2025

An annual celebration to inspire young people with the breadth of engineering and technology careers. Encourage students to become robust problem solvers who are unafraid of trying things out!

  • Ages 11 to 14
  • Online
  • Multi-session
  • Free
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Competition

The Big Bang Competition 2025/26

Inspire inquisitive minds to think big, challenge facts, ask questions, and invent solutions with the UK’s top annual science and engineering competition!
  • Ages 11 to 18+
  • Online
  • Flexible project work
  • Free
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Workshop

STEM Work Experience in VR

Connect STEM to real-world careers using virtual reality. Don't just teach students about engineering, let them experience it.

  • Ages 11 to 18
  • In-school
  • Full day
  • Cost applies
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Workshop

Curiosity… what’s your question?

Spark curiosity in young minds with hands-on experiments tailored for British Science Week 2026.

  • Ages 3 to 11
  • In-school
  • Up to an hour
  • Cost applies

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Presentation

Engineer your future presentation

Engineer your future is an editable PowerPoint presentation which can be used by educators, careers professionals and STEM outreach practitioners to inform and inspire young people about the range of careers in engineering and technology and the routes into these careers.

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Leaflet

Career route map for engineering

A detailed route map showing possible routes into an engineering/technology career, through education and training.

This resource is available for each of the regions of the United Kingdom, and in Welsh and English language versions

  • Ages 11 to 18
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Leaflet

T Level explorer

A downloadable leaflet for young people in England explaining what T Levels are, who they are for, how to apply, and how they can support a rewarding and varied career in engineering and technology.

  • Ages 11 to 16

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Academic

Engineering in the clouds

Laura's got the coolest job in the world - climbing wind turbines! Laura is an operations engineer at RWE, and is helping us reach net zero.

Academic

Keeping the lights on

Emma works for RWE as a rotating equipment engineer. She loves working on cars and motorbikes, which drove her passion to become an engineer! 

Vocational

Problem solving to net zero

Lewis loves problem solving, and uses his skills working on decarbonisation projects to remove carbon from the exhaust gases of a power station and store it deep underground.

Academic

Super solar power!

George makes sure solar and wind power projects run smoothly at RWE. He wasn't sure what he wanted to do, but his interests and skills meant he made a great engineer!