Public Benefit Statement
"One engineer can change their world and ours, given the opportunity"
Enginuity provides such opportunity through the creation of practical skills solutions for engineering employers and for individuals who want to see and develop the skills they need to succeed. We do this through the use of unmatched expertise and data. Enginuity promotes and advances the education, training and skills development of individuals employed within the engineering sector and those wishing to become employed within the sector.
Enginuity provides public benefit by:
Enginuity provides public benefit by:
Supporting Engineering and Manufacturing to drive a positive and growing contribution from the sector both in terms of jobs and contribution to GDP
Supporting employers in identifying future skills requirements and developing or sourcing appropriate education and skills solutions to upskill and reskill the existing workforce thereby maintaining people in employment for longer whilst also promoting the sector as an attractive and worthwhile career
Ensuring that individuals and employers can access high quality engineering skills training programmes, assessment and validation to keep their skills and competency relevant, up-to-date and evidenced
Inspiring individuals with latent talent who may not have considered engineering and help individuals already interested in a career in engineering to understand their potential and be given opportunities for development and progression
Ensuring that ethics and safety of the public is integrated into all training both directly and through partners to create the right environment for and build trust in engineers to tackle some of society’s most pressing issues such as climate change
Measuring Public Benefit
Enginuity’s charitable objects for which the company was established are:
To promote and advance the education, training and skills development of persons employed or intending to be employed in the science, technology and engineering industries and other industry where science, technology and engineering skills are required.
Subject to the foregoing object, to extend such training to members of the public generally.
Macro Measures and Trends to track, to help evidence public benefit
| Trends: | Measures: |
| Engineering and Manufacturing % contribution to GDP and GVA of UK and trends upwards or downwards
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| Size of engineering skills gap and its ongoing trend (increasing/reducing) |
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| No of engineering degrees undertaken by level, age, gender and trends |
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| Trends with regards to digital and emerging skills and impact on skills gaps and unemployment |
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Public Benefit Dashboard
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