Educating Australia's future engineers
Engineers Australia upholds the values and efforts of the teachers and advisors who guide Australian students into engineering pathways.
Educators and career advisors are trusted champions of a bright future for Australia and the world. We are allies in the effort to draw students into the ranks of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) professionals. Together, we face the challenge of relating science and engineering to children in ways that are consistently fun and exciting.
The future of our profession is in the hands of those who will one day be called to design and build the marvels yet to come — and they are in your hands — the people with a unique ability to recognise, cultivate and guide their talents.
Teachers who inspire are often credited with encouraging students to pursue engineering careers. Dedicated advisors open doors to unseen futures for bright minds. Engineers Australia is here to help you accomplish these great tasks.
Utilise the resources in the pages below and contact your local division to share information, ideas and assets with our staff.
For more information on upcoming programs see our students page.

Engineers Australia has partnered with Australia’s Chief Scientist to develop the STARportal.edu.au, Australia’s first centralised national portal for exciting and engaging STEM activities from around the country. This searchable database connects parents, students and teachers with their local and online STEM activities in real time.

The term 'engineering' covers a wide range of fields and skills. Engineers are scientists, inventors, designers, builders and great thinkers.
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What's ahead for engineering - and the world!

Get students engaged with engineering with these in-school presentation toolkits.

Students undertaking engineering projects learn a wide variety of fundamental skills and capabilities, from literacy and numeracy to critical and creative thinking.
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Enhance STEM learning. Give kids access to some cool websites that can engage and educate

The Engineering Games in Canberra are fun, challenging and open to students of all ages.

Spark curiosity in the minds of young students by bringing engineering into the classroom.
EA Junior Club provides activities and resources to teachers who want to help build the skills that are relevant to engineering.

A program designed to help teachers deliver Engineering Studies to year 11 and 12 students.

See our engineering school student engagement programs 2022. For more information on our list of student engagement programs visit our secondary student engagement page.