These activities are designed to inspire the next generation to consider a rewarding career in engineering by providing quality careers resources that offer clear information for young people, their teachers and parents.

The activities within the Tomorrow's Engineers programme gives young people the chance to talk directly to engineers who showcase and contextualise the wide variety of roles available within engineering and how they are helping to solve real world problems. Tomorrow's Engineers vision is to create a national network of employers working locally and their hope is to reach and inspire 1m young people every year.

To support the Tomorrow's Engineers programme, CIHT are proud to introduce our new interactive activity pack. The Pack is designed to bring the transport infrastructure sector to life for children and to give them the opportunity to start learning about the possibilities of an exciting and rewarding career in our sector. It also allows them to apply theoretical skills to practical and real-world transport challenges and is designed to inspire the next generation into entering a career in engineering.

For a copy of the pack, please contact John Hall, CIHT’s Professional Development Officer, at john.hall@ciht.org.uk. You will be sent an email with instructions on how to use the pack and a hard copy of the pack itself for your use at your next STEM event.

Below is a sample of the variety of the Tomorrow's Engineers programme activities on offer.

Careers literature
The 'Careers resources and activities' tab on the Tomorrow's Engineers website offers an abundance of resources and other essential careers materials that can be downloaded through their Download careers resources page. There are a large variety of Leaflets & Posters available to download from the site, including a ‘100 jobs in STEM’, ‘Save lives as an engineer’, ‘10 Reasons to Become an Engineer’ and career route maps for entering the engineering sector, for each of the devolved nations.

Work Experience
If you are or know someone who might be interested in becoming an engineer, Tomorrow's Engineers offers work experience opportunities for students aged 14 years an over. There is a selection of apprenticeships, potential employers and actual work experience jobs available.

Case Studies
There are numerous case studies of people working within engineering and making a difference in the real world by solving problems and inspiring the next generation.

The Teacher Advisory Group (TAG)
The TAG group facilitates constructive, two-way communications with the teaching community, helping to inform design and delivery of their career programmes. Join, or find out more about TAG here.

Robotics Challenges
Tomorrows engineer’s offer a series of challenges that can be entered, including a robotics challenge.

The Big Bang
The Big Bang are full of hands-on activities, interactive workshops, exciting theatre shows and opportunities to talk to scientists and engineers from local and national companies all over the UK.

Grants, Scholarship and Awards
A selection of grants, scholarships and awards is available through the Tomorrow's Engineers program.

Presenter guidelines
Tomorrow's Engineers have developed a set of Presenter Guidelines which walk the user through how to deliver a presentation to young people. Presentation templates are also available.