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Enginuity
Charity dedicated to finding new ways to close engineering and manufacturing skills gaps in the UK.
About Enginuity
At Enginuity, we believe that UK engineers can change the world, given the opportunity. The UK has an engineering and manufacturing skills gap, and rapidly changing challenges and technologies make it even harder for employers to identify and find the right skills at the right time. That's why our charitable objectives are based on supporting the UK’s engineering and manufacturing sector to adapt to the challenges it faces today.
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Signals from Enginuity
11 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Enginuity published a Vocational Attitudes Survey revealing a gap between families seeking information about vocational routes and institutions tasked with providing it.
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity supports WorldSkills UK National Finals in London in 2027 and 2028.
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity CEO Ann Watson MBE will speak at the CECE Congress in London hosted by the Construction Equipment Association (CEA) on the theme 'create, innovate, educate'
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity's Sector Engagement Lead, Tabby Hanlon-Scott, attended the Deeside Decarbonisation Forum in North Wales.
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity noted Wrexham University sharing how it helps employers develop skills for the transition to net zero with apprenticeship programs and financial support through the Welsh Government.
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity highlighted Heidelberg Materials' carbon capture scheme at Padeswood aiming to capture CO2 each year and create the UK's first carbon-capture-enabled cement plant.
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity is celebrating seven more individuals using their voices, expertise, and lived experiences to help create a more inclusive future for STEM through the 365 Faces of STEM program.
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Research & Knowledge
Enginuity published a briefing from The Policy Centre looking at successful vocational education and training initiatives from Denmark, Germany, Australia, and Singapore.
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Research & Knowledge
Enginuity published the latest Vocational Attitudes Survey revealing that 90% of children aged 11-18 would consider an apprenticeship over a typical university degree.
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity launched a refreshed Hydrogen area within Future Skills Hub 2.0.
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Presence & Recognition
Enginuity supported the Girls Gone STEM initiative shortlisted in the ED&I Champion category for The Manufacturer MX Awards.
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