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By Khai Trung Le

We typically don’t report on research conducted by other institutes, but this feels like a bi-partisan issue, so to speak. A study from IMechE, ‘Never Too Late: Profiling Female Engineering Apprentices’, suggests that there need to be more avenues to help women to be ‘converted’ to engineering during their school careers.

Specifically, engineering careers initiatives should broaden their targeting to women aged 15-25. Lead author Peter Finegold said, ‘Female engineering apprentices are something of a rarity, but there’s no evidence that they are a “breed apart”. The UK school population may include many more young women who could be attracted to this career route, given the right opportunities.’

IOM3 launched the Women in Materials Group, pictured, in 2012 to provide a focus for women members within the Institute and help support them in their careers. Several successful events have taken place around the UK which have attracted women members at all stages of their career and provided networking opportunities and support for women.

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Once you join IMechE, the company will give you a platform to meet peers, top engineers, or even prospective employers. Networking is intrinsic to career growth and thus, would lead to good chances in the future for getting collaborative projects or prospective mentors.

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A significant advantage of IMechE membership is the IMechE Competency Report. This report offers a thorough evaluation of your skills, knowledge, and experience as a mechanical engineer. Employers around the world recognize this, and it can help you stand out in a competitive job market.

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you will gain professional recognition and credibility within the industry. IMechE membership is widely recognized and respected, giving you a competitive edge in the job market and enhancing your career prospects.

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