About Engeneration
Providing support today to the Engineers of tomorrow
The next generation of Mechanical Engineers have a huge task on their hands – they must discover, create and improve the technologies that power the modern world. To support and prepare them, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) offers membership to Engeneration.
Engeneration is a free-to-join membership scheme that aims to support you right the way through your course of study.
We offer you course advice and learning materials as well as your very own engineering gurus to help you with even your most complicated queries.
Our members will get the inside scoop on the fast-paced world of engineering, heading behind the scenes to top industry jobs, hearing industry news hot off the press and benefiting from invaluable careers advice. Members will also be first in line for exclusive invitations to industry-led events.
How do I join?
Engeneration is free to join but students must ask both their teacher and a parent to sign the application form. Once they become members, students will receive an information pack containing a welcome letter, membership and careers brochure, pad, pencil and a unique 1Gb credit card shaped USB card.
Members can also expect to receive expert guidance that takes them from the classroom to preparing for their first job interview.
Visit Join Engeneration to find out more.
Who are IMechE?
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) is the home of Mechanical Engineers in the UK.
Established in 1847, IMechE now has a membership of over 80,000 Engineers worldwide and exists to support Engineers through their careers to register as Chartered Engineers, Incorporated Engineers and Engineering Technicians.
The Institution has grown to become a hub of learning, information and professional excellence, covering the entire range of technologies and industries in which Engineers work. It is committed to 'technology transfer' between Engineers as well as setting the highest professional standards for Mechanical Engineers in the UK. Find out more on the IMechE website.
