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As technology advances at pace and skills shortages continue to widen, engaging students early has never been more critical. The STEM Programme connects young minds directly with the realities of modern manufacturing, offering hands on experiences, meaningful industry interaction and clear pathways into future careers.
Through immersive learning and real world insight, the programme empowers students with the confidence, curiosity and practical understanding needed to thrive in manufacturing and engineering roles of tomorrow.
Programme objectives
- Promote STEM careers – Spark curiosity and raise awareness of the breadth of opportunities across manufacturing and engineering, helping to address long term skills shortages.
- Enhance practical learning – Deliver interactive workshops, live demonstrations and hands on activities that bring STEM subjects to life and complement classroom learning.
- Build industry connections – Create meaningful links between students, educators and industry professionals, supporting mentorship, inspiration and career progression.
- Champion diversity and inclusion – Encourage participation from all backgrounds, with a strong focus on increasing female representation within manufacturing and engineering.
Supporting national priorities
The STEM Programme aligns closely with key UK government strategies and education priorities, including:
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STEM education and skills development – Supporting the future workforce needs of manufacturing, engineering and technology sectors.
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Levelling up – Promoting equal access to career inspiration and opportunity across all regions of the UK.
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Industrial strategy and innovation – Encouraging engagement with advanced manufacturing, automation, digitalisation and emerging technologies.
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Net Zero and sustainability goals – Demonstrating how STEM careers play a vital role in delivering Net Zero by 2050.
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National Careers Strategy – Providing practical, real world career insight to inform future education and employment choices.
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