A new digital platform that brings together high-quality engineering outreach opportunities and inspiring careers resources is being piloted with teachers.
Neon has been designed to bring the engineering community together to help teachers find good-quality engineering experiences, from workshops, speakers and clubs to competitions, events and trips.
It has recently been adapted to include virtual and online experiences, allowing for remote access during periods like the current computer engineering definition when movement is restricted.
Neon aims to make life easier for teachers by curating the UK’s best engineering inspiration experiences and has been developed with strategic support from British Science Association; Department for Education; the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET); the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE); the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE); the Royal Academy of Engineering; Shell, and STEM Learning.
Neon has been designed to bring the engineering community together to help teachers find good-quality engineering experiences, from workshops, speakers and clubs to competitions, events and trips.
It has recently been adapted to include virtual and online experiences, allowing for remote access during periods like the current computer engineering definition when movement is restricted.
Neon aims to make life easier for teachers by curating the UK’s best engineering inspiration experiences and has been developed with strategic support from British Science Association; Department for Education; the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET); the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE); the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE); the Royal Academy of Engineering; Shell, and STEM Learning.
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