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Engineers of Tomorrow

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Who is Engineers of Tomorrow?

Engineers of Tomorrow is a national charitable organization powered by hundreds of volunteers working to inspire the next generation of problem solvers and game changers. And, through the generous financial support of our program sponsors, we create an impact for thousands!
Find out more about us, and meet our team!

Our Approach

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Grass-roots

We believe in order to see real impact, we need to start at the roots! For us that means our volunteers. Real engineers working in your community to help solve local problems. We empower them to be ambassadors, role models, and change makers!

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Systemic

Culture change doesn’t happen overnight. We’re in this for the long haul….and so are our volunteers. Our programs are strategically designed to create strong connections between community and education.

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Turn research into action

We train our volunteers to deliver world-class STEM outreach to a diverse audience in an inclusive way. We work with social scientists who study the BEST ways to do this!

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Why we do it

We believe in the power of great engineering outreach to shape the future. By telling better stories today, we create positive experiences that keep kids curious.
Our STEM outreach methods are strategic. Activating volunteers is what we do BEST!. This keeps us agile & our approaches innovative. 

How it Works

Volunteers

We connect engineers and STEM professionals with teachers and students to create positive STEM experiences. Sign up today to join the growing community!

Educators

Our outreach programs help bring the STEM curriculum to life for the students by connecting you with a field-working engineer or STEM professional. All programs are offered free of charge!

Employers

Your support makes a world of difference! Find out more about our sponsorship options featuring unique employee engagement opportunities.

Bridging the gap between the real world and classroom theory – and making it FUN!

Ways to support 

Give a gift

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Help support Canadian kids’ educational experience by donating to Engineers of Tomorrow.

Join us

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Be a part of something big! Our sponsors are thought leaders that want to make a difference.

We need your help!

Are you passionate about engineering? Want to share your story and become an engineering ambassador? Want to smash stereotypes and get kids curious about engineering?

Adopt a Class

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Become a Sponsor

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TESTIMONIALS

"They were excited to see that chemistry, physics and math aggregate into something palpable - not a minor thing when some of the most asked questions we hear are 'what is this used for?' and ''will we ever need this?'"

Mariana G. (educator)

"I'm planting a seed with the kids that will last until their later years of high school. I get to show them how fun and exciting science and engineering can be and engage them in learning more about it" - Ro

 Robert F. (volunteer)

“We do lots of hands-on things in our classroom but having an actual professional engineer to work with on projects was magic for the students.”

Sean F. (educator)

“It is fulfilling to know you contribute to the learning experiences of young minds and open the door to the possibility of them following the path of engineering.”

Thomas M. (volunteer)

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS

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Volunteers Needed!

Due to increased demand from teachers this year we've extended the application deadline for the Engineer in Residence program.

 

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Other ways to support...

 

1. Invite other engineers in your network to apply

2. Connect us with your employer

3. Donate

 

Your support will help us provide...

 

...Engineer mentors to K-12 students across Canada

...Inspiring engineering-themed play and learning for students

...Relateable role models for underrespresented groups

...Educational resources for hands-on creative learning experiences

 

 

 

Thank you for your support!