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The charity focused on closing the skills gaps in engineering and manufacturing
We exist to ensure that the UK engineering and manufacturing sector has people with the right skills, at the right time. The problem-solving abilities of today's engineers and manufacturers are crucial for addressing the most significant challenges facing our society now and in the future.
Our impact & projects
By working collaboratively across industry, education and policy, we develop solutions that help close skills gaps, support employers and create clearer pathways into the sector.
The Policy Centre
The Policy Centre for Supply Chain and SMEs: Powered by Enginuity unifies, amplifies and represents the voice of the UK's engineering and manufacturing SMEs.
Research & insights
Enginuity brings together research, sector data and expert insight to help employers, policymakers and industry understand the changing skills landscape and respond to what comes next.
Training & funding
Helping SMEs and individuals build skills and access opportunities through training, funding and support for careers in engineering and manufacturing.
Tools & resources
We create tools and resources that help educators improve learner employability, and support employers with recruitment, upskilling and reskilling decisions.
Alliance
The Enginuity Alliance, a movement of like-minded organisations and individuals, is committed to working together to remove the barriers preventing the industry developing the skills it needs.
Legacy of supporting engineering skills
We have been dedicated to strengthening engineering and manufacturing skills in the UK since 1964
From our origin as the Engineering Industry Training Board, through Entra and EMTA, we built on our charitable mission. In 2003, we merged with the Science Technology and Mathematics Council and became SEMTA, the sector skills council for advanced manufacturing and engineering. In 2020, we rebranded as Enginuity, an independent, self-funded charity.
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The latest news about the work we are doing to close the skills gaps in the UK engineering and manufacturing sector.
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Meet the people behind Enginuity
The work we do is only possible because of the passionate people behind it
Across our teams, you'll find colleagues with a wide range of skills, experiences and backgrounds, all working together to make a positive impact on engineering and manufacturing.
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Whether you have questions about our data insights, charitable projects, or need assistance with our tools and services, our team is ready to help you.
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