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What We Do

The challenge

Engineering skills are at the forefront of how we will design, make and maintain solutions to the challenges sectors and people face.

But the UK faces engineering skills gaps. And rapidly changing challenges and technologies make it even harder for employers to identify and find the right skills at the right time.

Existing data on engineering and manufacturing occupations and skills could help employers adapt faster but it isn’t organised and accessible.

Enginuity is the sector charity solving this problem so that UK engineering businesses prosper from being faster to adapt to advances in manufacturing and the net zero transition.

How can Enginuity help your organisation?

Enginuity is a charity dedicated to helping employers find new ways to close the skills gap. Our unique understanding of these challenges has allowed us to create a number of tools and resources that explore the connections between careers, skills, and employer-led demand.

Apprenticeship support

Tools and resources to provide employers with information about apprenticeships.

Role Explorer

An engineering role library with a comprehensive collection of job roles, work activities, and transferable skills within the Engineering and Manufacturing industries.

Skills Comparator

Enginuity’s free Skills Comparator highlights other engineering and manufacturing roles that match the skills that employers are looking for.

Enginuity the voice of the skills challenge for Engineering

Policy and insight

We amplify the voice of engineering and manufacturing employers on skills policy, across the four nations of the UK.

Free STEM outreach resources for employers

Skills Miner games

Skills Miner games are built in Minecraft, introducing students to future challenges and how engineers can be a part of solving problems using essential life skills and their own ingenuity.

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Enspire City

Enspire City has been developed to give 8–14 year-old students information about inspirational careers, education pathways and work sectors that may help them choose a career.

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