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Skills & careers

27 per cent of women in engineering feel that gender equality has held them back from their career progression

Engineering sector ranked third most sexist - survey

Only 16.5 per cent of UK engineers are women

The Engineer Q&A: Success stories from women in manufacturing

Developers selected for Celtic Sea floating wind

Inclusivity Group: Staff and learners have joined forces to film the #imincluded video

In-Comm Training launches #imincluded diversity campaign

Investment in regular training and reskilling is essential for unlocking the potential of the existing workforce

Comment: Bridging the skills gap in UK manufacturing

Babcock taps AR for new welding school

It is estimated that 26 per cent of higher education graduates in Europe come from STEM fields, compared to 34 per cent in India

Comment: Why STEM graduates should be everyone’s top priority

Comment: The skills shortage is putting UK automotive under pressure

L-R: Natalie Parker, winner of the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) prize, Marisa Kurimbokus, 2024 Young Woman Engineer of the Year, Alexia Williams, winner of the Mary George Memorial Prize for Apprentices

Awarded: Meet the women who are making a difference

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Over 6,500 new roles needed to deliver offshore wind - report