Engineering and Manufacturing

Sources: The State of Engineering - Engineering UK 2015; Nomis;Perkins Review 2013 and Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership; Careers Explorer; https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/ Version 3 February 2018.

Jill Collins and Anthony Barnes (The Centre for Development and Research in Education, Sheffield Hallam University)

Careers in the Curriculum.What works?

DORSETLocal Enterprise Partnership

*National Careers Service Job Profiles

Skills zone

Key subjects• Physics• Design &

Technology• Mathematics• Chemistry

My zone• Around 15,400 people work in engineering and advanced

manufacturing businesses in Dorset. This sector is considered extremely important to the local economy.

• The Dorset Manufacturing and Engineering Cluster (Dorset EMC) comprises 300+ businesses

• Graduates with first degrees in engineering and technology on average earn £28,500 within 3 years of graduation

• Dorset is home to a thriving and varied advanced engineering sector, which includes Aerospace, Defence, and Composite Marine technologies

• 11% of Dorset’s apprenticeship vacancies are in engineering**As at 07th August 2017

Future zone

The Engineering and Manufacturing sector is

predicted be a growth sector to 2024

Curious zoneTo find out more, check out these websites or QR codes:

https://semta.org.ukhttps://icould.com/https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/

What you could earn*

Apprenticeships• Intermediate• Advanced• Higher• DegreeP

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As more processes become automated there will be an increasing need for design, technology and engineering skills to build and maintain these systems. Engineering will increasingly be seen as a problem-solving discipline.

Employer zone Local employers include:• Cobham• Meggitt• BAE Systems• Magellan Aerospace• Curtiss-Wright• Atlas Elektronik Uk Ltd• Ultra Electronics• AGC AeroComposites

Aerospace Engineer

£20,000—£60,000

Civil Engineer £24,000—£80,000

Workshop Supervisor

£20,000—£35,000

Electronics Engineer

£21,000—£65,000

Marine Engineer £24,000—£55,000

DELIVERING THE NATIONAL CAREERS SERVICE

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Example careers• Mechanical Engineer• Electronics Engineer• Production Worker• Design Engineer

FACTS: Engineering UK states that between 2012 and 2022, engineering enterprises will need to recruit around 56,000 engineering technicians per year in the UK to cover replacement and growth demand.

Mechanical Engineer

Example Careers

SKILLS ZONE

MY ZONE EMPLOYER ZONE

✓ Physics

✓ Design and Technology

✓ Mathematics

✓ Chemistry

FUTURE ZONE As more processes become automated there will be an increasing need for design, technology and engineering skills to build and maintain these systems. Engineering will increasingly be seen as a problem-solving discipline.

Sources: The State of Engineering - Engineering UK 2015; Nomis; Perkins Review 2013 and Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership; Careers Explorer; https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/ Version 2 Dec 2017

✓ Intermediate

✓ Advanced

✓ Higher

✓ Degree

Key Subjects

The Engineering and Manufacturing sector is predicted be a growth sector to 2024

To find out more, check out these websites or QR codes

• https:// semta.org.uk

• https://icould.com/

• https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/

CURIOUS ZONE

DORSET’S CAREERS ZONE - Engineering and Manufacturing

Facts

Engineering UK states that between 2012 and 2022, engineering enterprises will need to recruit around 56,000 engineering techni-cians per year in the UK to cover replacement and growth demand.

What you could earn* Local employers • Around 15,400 people work in engineering and advanced manufacturing businesses in Dorset. This sector is considered extremely important to the local economy.

• The Dorset Manufacturing and Engineering Cluster (Dorset EMC) comprises 300+ businesses

• Graduates with first degrees in engineering and technology on average earn £28,500 within 3 years of graduation

• Dorset is home to a thriving and varied advanced engineering sector, which includes Aerospace, Defence, and Composite Marine technologies

• 11% of Dorset’s apprenticeship vacancies are in engineering*

1. Cobham

2. Meggitt

3. BAE Systems

4. Magellan Aerospace

5. Curtiss-Wright

6. Atlas Elektronik Uk Ltd

7. Ultra Electronics

8. AGC AeroComposites

Aerospace Engineer £20,000—£60,000

Civil Engineer £24,000—£80,000

Workshop Superviser £20,000—£35,000

Electronics Engineer £21,000—£65,000

Marine Engineer £24,000—£55,000

Electronics Engineer

Production Worker

Design Engineer

*As at 07th August 2017 *Source: National Careers Service Job Profiles

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Pathways

Mechanical Engineer

Example Careers

SKILLS ZONE

MY ZONE EMPLOYER ZONE

✓ Physics

✓ Design and Technology

✓ Mathematics

✓ Chemistry

FUTURE ZONE As more processes become automated there will be an increasing need for design, technology and engineering skills to build and maintain these systems. Engineering will increasingly be seen as a problem-solving discipline.

Sources: The State of Engineering - Engineering UK 2015; Nomis; Perkins Review 2013 and Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership; Careers Explorer; https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/ Version 2 Dec 2017

✓ Intermediate

✓ Advanced

✓ Higher

✓ Degree

Key Subjects

The Engineering and Manufacturing sector is predicted be a growth sector to 2024

To find out more, check out these websites or QR codes

• https:// semta.org.uk

• https://icould.com/

• https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/

CURIOUS ZONE

DORSET’S CAREERS ZONE - Engineering and Manufacturing

Facts

Engineering UK states that between 2012 and 2022, engineering enterprises will need to recruit around 56,000 engineering techni-cians per year in the UK to cover replacement and growth demand.

What you could earn* Local employers • Around 15,400 people work in engineering and advanced manufacturing businesses in Dorset. This sector is considered extremely important to the local economy.

• The Dorset Manufacturing and Engineering Cluster (Dorset EMC) comprises 300+ businesses

• Graduates with first degrees in engineering and technology on average earn £28,500 within 3 years of graduation

• Dorset is home to a thriving and varied advanced engineering sector, which includes Aerospace, Defence, and Composite Marine technologies

• 11% of Dorset’s apprenticeship vacancies are in engineering*

1. Cobham

2. Meggitt

3. BAE Systems

4. Magellan Aerospace

5. Curtiss-Wright

6. Atlas Elektronik Uk Ltd

7. Ultra Electronics

8. AGC AeroComposites

Aerospace Engineer £20,000—£60,000

Civil Engineer £24,000—£80,000

Workshop Superviser £20,000—£35,000

Electronics Engineer £21,000—£65,000

Marine Engineer £24,000—£55,000

Electronics Engineer

Production Worker

Design Engineer

*As at 07th August 2017 *Source: National Careers Service Job Profiles

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Pathways

Mechanical Engineer

Example Careers

SKILLS ZONE

MY ZONE EMPLOYER ZONE

✓ Physics

✓ Design and Technology

✓ Mathematics

✓ Chemistry

FUTURE ZONE As more processes become automated there will be an increasing need for design, technology and engineering skills to build and maintain these systems. Engineering will increasingly be seen as a problem-solving discipline.

Sources: The State of Engineering - Engineering UK 2015; Nomis; Perkins Review 2013 and Dorset Local Enterprise Partnership; Careers Explorer; https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/ Version 2 Dec 2017

✓ Intermediate

✓ Advanced

✓ Higher

✓ Degree

Key Subjects

The Engineering and Manufacturing sector is predicted be a growth sector to 2024

To find out more, check out these websites or QR codes

• https:// semta.org.uk

• https://icould.com/

• https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/

CURIOUS ZONE

DORSET’S CAREERS ZONE - Engineering and Manufacturing

Facts

Engineering UK states that between 2012 and 2022, engineering enterprises will need to recruit around 56,000 engineering techni-cians per year in the UK to cover replacement and growth demand.

What you could earn* Local employers • Around 15,400 people work in engineering and advanced manufacturing businesses in Dorset. This sector is considered extremely important to the local economy.

• The Dorset Manufacturing and Engineering Cluster (Dorset EMC) comprises 300+ businesses

• Graduates with first degrees in engineering and technology on average earn £28,500 within 3 years of graduation

• Dorset is home to a thriving and varied advanced engineering sector, which includes Aerospace, Defence, and Composite Marine technologies

• 11% of Dorset’s apprenticeship vacancies are in engineering*

1. Cobham

2. Meggitt

3. BAE Systems

4. Magellan Aerospace

5. Curtiss-Wright

6. Atlas Elektronik Uk Ltd

7. Ultra Electronics

8. AGC AeroComposites

Aerospace Engineer £20,000—£60,000

Civil Engineer £24,000—£80,000

Workshop Superviser £20,000—£35,000

Electronics Engineer £21,000—£65,000

Marine Engineer £24,000—£55,000

Electronics Engineer

Production Worker

Design Engineer

*As at 07th August 2017 *Source: National Careers Service Job Profiles

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Pathways

SOFT SKILLS

STEM

CREATIVE/ ARTS

FURTHER

EDUCATION

APPRENTICESHIP

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