ENGINEERING LINKS

Engineering Links Program

- Home

- 2008 flier

- About the Engineering Links program

 

What's Engineering

- Search and see

- Read all about it

- Tell us and win

 

Engineering Case Studies and Webquests

- Australian Technology Park

- Wind Tunnels Webquest

- Incredible Machines Webquest

- Lawnmowers Webquest

- Designing Pushcarts

- Climate Change

- Earthquakes and Building design

 

Ask an Engineer

- Ask your question here

 

Workplace Research Project

- Apply for work experience

- Careers in Engineering

- Faces of Engineering

 

Resources for Teachers

- Primary and Secondary

- Career Talks

- Lab tours and activities

- Visits to your classroom

- Resources for sale

- What's on for teachers

- Professional Development

- Designing Pushcarts

 

Examples of Past Activities

- View examples

 

Contact Us

- Application Form and contact details

 

The Engineering Links program:

The engineeringLinks program links you with UTS engineering students to work together to: 

  • organise an engineering event or challenge 
  • develop a unit of work 
  • talk to your class on an engineering topic 
  • find information and resources 
  • design resources for your teaching program 
  • engage your students in hands-on engineering experiences 
  • develop web-bases resources to support your teaching program

Through our engineeringLinks Program, UTS:Engineering can provide teachers and careers advisers with:

To find out more use the navigation buttons and links to the right.

Print out our 2008 Flier with dates and details.

For a list of UTS Engineering events and key dates click here.

is relevant to many subject areas:

Primary school teachers Science and Technology
Junior secondary teachers Science 
Maths 
Design and Technology 
Geography 
Senior secondary teachers  Physics 
Chemistry 
Biology 
Geology 
Design and Technology 
Maths 
Engineering Studies 
Geography 
Computing Studies 
Vocational Education 
Leaders of school enrichment groups Gifted and Talented Groups
Science Clubs
Community group leaders Guides
Scouts
Venturers
Holiday Activity Programs

aims to:

  • Support teachers with resources for subjects that have engineering concepts within the curriculum
  • Give UTS engineering students the opportunity to develop their communication and management skills with people who are not engineers
  • Promote engineering as a career option for both girls and boys
  • Raise public awareness of the role engineering plays in our daily lives

The project was developed because:
Engineers need
 

  • to communicate technical issues with non-engineers and interact more effectively with the community about social needs and technological impacts and risks
  • to share their design and specialist expertise with technology teachers and their educators

Educators need

  • user friendly sources of knowledge in fields of their teaching subjects related to engineering
  • an understanding of the importance of engineering to their teaching subjects
  • help and resources for their technology education programs

School students need

  • to determine their future
  • to hear the advice of those who have recently made their career choice (their peers)

On-line help 

On-line help is available through the engineeringLinks program. Engineering students and staff at UTS can find answers to queries you or your students may have about engineering topics.

To receive on-line help please refer to the Contact details page.

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