Year of Engineering
Shell is a proud supporter of the Year of Engineering – a Government campaign that aims to provide inspiring engineering experiences to a million young people in 2018.
Supporting STEM
Engineers and scientists have revolutionised our world, from communications through to healthcare. Their skills are also essential to meeting the world’s energy demand whilst reducing carbon emissions. To sustain innovation and growth, the UK needs to double the number of people becoming engineers. The programmes below tell our STEM story.
Inside Supporting STEM
Tomorrow’s Engineers
To help inspire the next generation of engineers we have invested a further £1million in Tomorrow’s Engineers.
SCDI Engineers and Science clubs
Designed to spark enthusiasm in STEM subjects by encouraging children across Scotland to take on fun, hands-on experiments.
Girls in Energy
An intensive year-long course that gives young women the information and inspiration they need to pursue a career in the energy industry.
Shell Engineering Scheme
A two-year programme giving young adults the skills they need to secure jobs in the energy sector.
QEPrize for Engineering
The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering celebrates the world’s most inspirational engineering.
STEM skills shortage threatens UK low-carbon sector
£6.7bn annual growth at risk if skills deficit not addressed.
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Encouraging enterprise
Shell provides support to innovative low-carbon businesses and young entrepreneurs that help meet the challenges of a fast-growing population
Working with communities
We have long-established links with the communities who live close to our operations in the UK. Learn more about how Shell works with communities.
Our approach to sustainability
Sustainability is integral to all Shell activities around the UK. Learn more about our approach to sustainability.