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  • What to ask in an Engineering Interview?

    • 27 Mar 2019
    • Charlotte Rogers

    The thought of asking questions in an interview can knock the confidence of many applicants. With a little bit of preparation and research before your interview, the questions you ask can have a significant affect on the outcome.

  • 5 tips for breaking into the tech & engineering industries

    • 31 Mar 2017
    • David Hicks, Specialist Trainer at Agil8

    With the tech sector currently employing close to 200, 000 people, and the engineering sector employing 5.5 million people across a wide variety of roles, it’s no surprise that these industries are much sought-after.

  • Neuro diversity: Autism into cyber

    • 17 Mar 2017
    • Georgina Bloomfield

    In today’s all-digital world, cyber security cannot be ignored in any industry.

  • 8 reasons why you should work in the oil and gas sector

    • 28 Jul 2016
    • Georgina Bloomfield

    From travelling the world to only working half of the year, there's plenty of reasons why you should consider a career in oil & gas.

  • Is there REALLY a skills shortage in the engineering industry, or are employers just not paying up?

    • 21 Jul 2016
    • Georgina Bloomfield

    It is common knowledge among the sector these days that there’s a skills shortage in the engineering industry. We’re told that 50% of the entire workforce is due to retire by 2020.

  • Exploring the top UK regions for civil engineering careers

    • 2 Oct 2024

    Civil engineering is a vital force in shaping the infrastructure of the UK, and for those aspiring to enter this field, it’s an exciting time to explore career opportunities. Different regions across the country offer unique prospects for civil engineers, each with its own range of projects and growth potential.

  • Government “must take a more strategic approach” to STEM education: EngineeringUK report

    • 2 Oct 2024

    As the UK strives to meet its ambitious net zero targets and achieve sustainable economic growth, the need for a robust pipeline of skilled workers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) has never been more urgent, a report from EngineeringUK has said.