Sponsors
AECOM
Alcoa Australia
Arup
AusIndustry
Bayside Group
Bilfinger Berger
City of Melbourne
Deakin University
Defence Force Recruiting
Engineers Without Borders
Meinhardt
Monash University, Faculty of Engineering
RMIT University
SEITA
South East Water
Swim Communications
The Age
TRUenergy
URS
VicRoads
Victoria Government
Watermark
WorleyParsons
Schools Programs
Discover Engineering, the Engineers in Schools Program has been established by Engineers Australia, Victorian Division to provide students with the opportunity to learn more about engineering and what it involves.
Few professions touch all aspects of people's lives on a global scale. We know that not many students know what engineering is or what an engineer does but when they find out they are hooked!
Partnering your school with Engineers Australia, you can help students understand the industry, how to become an engineer and the exciting places it can take them!
- All sessions involve an engineer via Engineers Australia
- Communications pathways available to become an engineer
- Discusses the diversity and scale of engineering
- How engineering changes our lives and benefits our communities
REGISTER FOR AN ENGINEER TO VISIT YOUR SCHOOL!
VOLUNTEER TO BECOME A SPEAKER!
EngQuest
EngQuest is a fun and interactive program of Engineers Australia, designed to help students achieve key learning outcomes in science, technology and mathematics. School students work in teams, at their own pace, applying their problem solving skills to unravel exciting engineering projects.
EngQuest is a national program that aims to attach an engineer to every school. The role of the engineer will be to assist the teachers in introducing the engineering profession to the younger generation and provide information to the students about a career in engineering. The engineering speakers will use their own careers as examples of the rewards from choosing an engineering career.
The team at National Office are proud to announce the growth in numbers in participation of the EngQuest education program. In 2010, a total 44,559 students participated in the program. Last year this figure grew to 46,763 students.
