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Do you like solving technical problems?
Are you good at science and maths?
Are you imaginative and creative?
You might consider becoming an engineer.
Engineering is the application of science and maths to solve problems.
Engineers figure out how things work and use it to invent, design, and build things to achieve practical goals.
Benefits of an engineering career include:
Employability – Engineers are in high demand so graduates can enjoy excellent employment prospects!
Salary – A graduate salary is £24,000 and an experienced engineer can earn up to £80,000 a year.
International opportunities – Many top multinational companies hire for roles all across the globe.
Five GCSEs, including English, Maths and Science.
A Levels or equivalent in Maths and a physical science (Physics, Biology or Chemistry).
Bachelor of engineering degree (3 years) or a master of engineering degree (4 years). - this is where you chose your specialism!
Civil engineering deals with the design, testing, construction and maintenance of the environment.
Civil engineers can work across environmental, structural and transportation projects.
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Consulting civil engineer salaries start at around £23,500, rising to £26,500 with two years' experience.
The average basic salary for members of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is almost £50,000.
The Earliest Example of Civil Engineering Is
the Great Pyramid at Giza
Of all the seven ancient wonders of the world, the
Great Pyramid at Giza is the only one that still
survives, and this is largely due to civil
engineering.
MEET
BRYN NOBLE
Sound engineers play a vital role in the music industry.
Anyone who ever has been to a concert and impressed with the clarity and quality of the music can thank a talented engineer controlling that sound!
Sound engineers are responsible for assembling, operating and maintaining the technical equipment used to record, amplify, enhance, mix or reproduce sound.
They do this by controlling microphones, sound levels, and outputs.
Film
Radio
Television
Computer Games
Theatre
Sporting Events
The average salary for a Sound Engineer in United Kingdom is £24,403.
But they can earn up to £33, 000 depending on their experience .
Sound engineering is a competitive industry, where your reputation is important and work experience is essential.
You could volunteer at a local community radio or assist at school with music and theatre events.
MEET
STEPHEN
- Church Sound Engineer
"Once I discovered my passion for music and sound engineering I knew work experience is what I needed to develop my skills further"