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Analysis of the latest issues that are driving and influencing careers in infrastructure
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Industry has to rethink attitudes now the onus is on it to close the skills gap
The Budget announcements on replacing student grants with loans and the apprenticeship levy could be as industry defining as any major project says Atkins’ Nick Roberts.Read more -
How to have an adaptable career
ACE Excellence award winner Matt Browell-Hook says engineers can use their skills to broaden their work horizons.Read more -
Apprenticeship levy won’t deliver high level skilled people in demand says industry
Nearly three quarters of construction firms report strong demand for high skills, but over half of all firms say those skills are hard to find.Read more -
Bridges to Prosperity charity launches UK branch
Charity Bridges to Prosperity which builds footbridges in remote communities around the world celebrated its official launch in the UK on Tuesday. Its development director Abbie Noriega explains more.Read more -
Women engineers want to succeed on merit
Research by Nottingham University Business School warns that women may actually resent rather than welcome initiatives designed to help them succeed in male-dominated professions such as engineering. Report author Laurie Cohen explains.Read more -
Q&A with Kate Matthews, CAD Technician, Arup
Kate Matthews, CAD Technician, completed her Technician Review with the Institution of Civil Engineers earlier this year, following a two year technician apprenticeship scheme at ARUP.Read more -
Engineering Careers for Women: A World of Opportunity
Inspirational women from Atkins are working on some of the world’s most exciting projects from tunnels in Hong Kong to master planning in Oman.Read more -
Video: National Women in Engineering Day 23 June. Dawn Bonfield sets the scene
Follow WES president Dawn Bonfield on her journey looking at some incredible and inspiring stories of female engineers. National Women in Engineering Day on 23 June.Read more -
Government must do more to attract females into engineering says ICE
Government to ensure that schools are communicating STEM career paths to students, says ICE director general, Nick Baveystock.Read more -
Demand for female tunnelling engineers on the rise as industry enters 20 year boom
Female engineers are a critical resource needed to meet the skills demand for the current tunnelling boom experts said ahead of national women in engineering day tomorrow.Read more
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