Published: 16/10/2025
The latest edition of the Guide to Professional Registration has just been published, offering the latest guidance on how to achieve professional registration as an engineer or technician.
As we mark national T levels Week from 13 to 17 October 2025, the Engineering Council celebrates the growing recognition and impact of T levels on the engineering and technology workforce.
How AI could be used in the education sector, with reference to the research of the Engineering Council's AI Working Group close-out report.
Launched in 2020, T levels were first awarded in 2022 as an alternative to A levels, apprenticeships and other post-16 qualifications. They combine classroom learning with practical experience for aspiring engineers and technicians - offering a pathway into skilled employment, higher education, or further training.
The latest report from EngineeringUK explores engineering and technology graduates’ activity, 15 months after completing their qualifications.
BCS, the Chartered Institute for Technology’s new report ‘Trustworthy Technology: Meeting Society’s Expectations for AI’, has found that the public expects technology professionals to be professionally registered on a public register and to meet standards of competence and ethics as is expected of doctors, lawyers and accountants.