| This presentation will provide students interested in engineering as a future career, with practical first-hand knowledge from young engineers across the various engineering disciplines who will talk to you about what it is like to be an engineer, how to get started and opportunities now available to them. | |
| Venue | Tompkins on Swan Function Centre Cnr Dunkley Avenue and Canning Hwy , Alfred Cove, WA |
| Date | Tue 7 August 2012 6.30PM |
| Hosted By | Engineers Australia WA Division |
| Downloads | 20120807_-_student_night_south.pdf(402KB) |
Engineers influence all aspects of our lives. Virtually everything we take for granted in the modern world has been influenced by an engineer. From the cars and trains we rely on every day, to the electricity that powers our homes, to the mobile phones and satellite systems that keep us connected, and even the water we drink, our modern existence is largely rooted in engineering.
This presentation will provide students interested in engineering as a future career, with practical first-hand knowledge from young engineers across the various engineering disciplines who will talk to you about what it is like to be an engineer, how to get started and opportunities now available to them.
Representative from the various universities and other technical institutions will also be on hand to answer any questions about engineering study options.
Who should attend: Years 9-12 students, parents, teachers or anyone interested in a career in engineering.
Please register online as these evenings book out quickly.
Schedule
6:30pm Seated
6:35pm Welcome
6:40pm – 7:45pm Presentation by Young Engineers
7:45pm – 8:00pm Question time
8:00pm – 9:00pm Light refreshments served. Opportunity to speak with Universities, Tafe and Young Engineer Presenters
For more information please download the event flyer.
