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Skills & careers

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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Four out of ten adults in Europe lack basic digital skills

Comment: How digital skills will drive the green transition

Comment: Upskilling shouldn’t expire at 22

New analysis highlights scale of workforce growth required, strategic risks, and actions needed to secure economic and clean energy future

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

Only occupations classified as sufficiently skilled or in designated temporary shortage will be eligible for sponsorship of overseas workers

Comment: What employers need to know about new immigration rules

Report shows global youth lacking green skills

Demands of the curriculum are the biggest barrier to delivering a practical science lesson

National curriculum limits practical science lessons - report

Open standards provide a clear path forward by encouraging interoperability between different systems

Comment: Open automation can close the skills gap

Could cultural engagement save engineering?

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Comment: Managing conflict in multidisciplinary engineering teams