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Engineering and Manufacturing

If you enjoy learning how things work and improving them, there is a vast range of potential career options in this sector. Whether you are building new machines, conducting experiments, or analyzing the science behind it all, you will need to be creative, methodical, and organized.

Civil Engineering

By drawing up and following construction designs, civil engineers shape our environment. They oversee and deliver building projects on time and to budget.

Drilling Engineer

At the cutting edge of fossil fuel exploration and extraction on land and at sea, drilling engineers design and install wells that open up oil and gas fields.

Chemical Engineer

Researching ways of using raw materials through new chemical processes, chemical engineers develop new substances and products for commercial profit.

Mechanical Engineer

Anything with moving parts from a watch to a train has been designed by a mechanical engineer, making this the broadest of all the engineering disciplines.

Motors Vehicle Technician

Using their practical skills and knowledge, motor vehicle technicians diagnose and fix problems, and replace worn parts to keep our vehicles on the road.

Electrical Engineer

Designing, building, and maintaining a range of electrical system and components, electrical engineers are the specialists whose job it is to keep  the power on.

Telecoms Engineer

Working with telephones, mobiles networks, radio, and the internet, telecoms engineers ensure that telecommunications networks stay connected across the globe.

Aerospace Engineer

Specializing in aircraft and space technology, aerospace engineers design, building, test, and maintain the vehicles that fly in and beyond our skies.