Earlier this year Born to Engineer hosted an honest and entertaining conversation about careers in engineering with three brilliant Engineers.
Across the table were Mimi-Isabella Nwosu, Ebony Allison and Minal Patel.
You can dive into a few of our favourite bits and join the conversation over on twitter.
Would you swap engineering for a job in McDonald’s?
Random question: Would you swap engineering for a job in McDonalds?
Here's what @EngineerMimi_ @multi_mins @ebony_la have to say…#engineering #B2E #QuestionOfTheDay #ThisIsEngineering #Careers #RoleModels pic.twitter.com/BZdg0xxjQx— BORN TO ENGINEER (@born2engineer) November 24, 2020
Do you stand out as a black or brown person in engineering?
Question: Do you stand out as a black or brown person in engineering?@EngineerMimi_ @ebony_la @multi_mins answer with truth and honesty about diversity, class, stereotypes and role models. #engineering #B2E #ThisIsWhatAnEngineerLooksLike #EngDiversity #RoleModels #STEMcareers pic.twitter.com/aULQFEqz7U
— BORN TO ENGINEER (@born2engineer) November 24, 2020
Does engineering pay well?
Does engineering pay well? Fantastic answers from @multi_mins @ebony_la @EngineerMimi_ 🙌#engineering #B2E #QuestionOfTheDay #ThisIsEngineering #Careers #RoleModels #STEMeducation pic.twitter.com/zGM2Isxb8l
— BORN TO ENGINEER (@born2engineer) November 24, 2020
Do blokes make better engineers?
Do blokes make better engineers? 🤔
3 young #WomenInEngineering tell us what they think! Over to #CivilEngineer @EngineerMimi_ #MaterialsEngineer @multi_mins
& #ElectronicEngineer @ebony_la #engineering #B2E #QuestionOfTheDay #ThisIsEngineering #Careers #RoleModels #STEMeducation pic.twitter.com/fRSE3NVXEn— BORN TO ENGINEER (@born2engineer) November 24, 2020
Interested in a career in Engineering? Check out our Paths to Engineering Career Guide.
We hope these videos are not only interesting to watch but useful in the classroom, at master classes or residential courses, STEM clubs or any other forum when the excitement and opportunities of engineering are to be discussed. They are free for use. Enjoy!
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