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2022 Wrapped

2022 Wrapped

As we wrap up 2022 we are reflecting on the progress we've made as we work towards our vision...   One day every Canadian – regardless of gender, ethnicity, orientation, religion, ability or thinking style – understands the power of #engineering to unlock and shape...

Turning research into action thru K-12 engineering interventions

Turning research into action thru K-12 engineering interventions

Mentors ✔️High quality instruction ✔️Long term investment in students ✔️Sensitivity to cultural backgrounds ✔️peer interactions ✔️Financial support ✔️ A 2012 study identified the above criteria as the most effective elements in K-12 intervention programs to...

Why do engineers volunteer with EoT? Dave shares his story!

Why do engineers volunteer with EoT? Dave shares his story!

The biggest (and best!) reason that we’re able to create thousands of positive engineering experiences for students is thanks to our community of passionate engineer volunteers. EoT volunteers are talking to K-12 students across Canada about engineering in new ways....

Real stories from the classroom: Teaching kids about licensure

Real stories from the classroom: Teaching kids about licensure

A unique opportunity, when engineers integrated into the classroom culture, is that they can start early conversations about how, and why, engineering is a regulated profession. Depending on the age/grade level kids have some understanding of some professions....for...

Real stories from the classroom: Bringing STEM to life!

Real stories from the classroom: Bringing STEM to life!

Long time EIR program volunteer, David Steeves is helping to make the science curriculum real for elementary students. As featured in this article (see below) in the Toronto Star, Dave talks about his own motivations for giving back and volunteering with the Engineer...

Real stories from the classroom: EIR impact in action!

Real stories from the classroom: EIR impact in action!

School starts soon! Who else has already started to notice the "back to school" marketing? Heading back to school can stir up some excited/nervous feelings for kids (and teachers and parents....amiright?!?). At Engineers of Tomorrow, and for all of our 300+ volunteers...

Ways to support 

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Are you an engineer that’s passionate about inspiring the next generation?

Want to share your story and become an engineering ambassador?

Want to smash stereotypes and get kids curious about engineering?

Volunteers Needed!

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

 

EIR.ca to apply

 

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

 

 

 

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