The first programmable digital electronic computer was developed by British code breakers 1943–45 to crack the encryption used on German messages in the Second World War – learn more about revolutionary technologies created by Electronic Engineers in the UK here: ...

"It is so rewarding that the equipment [I work on] is changing the world for the better, making consumables safe and improving healthcare, to name a couple." Read more from Waters Corporation Electronics Engineer James Kincell in our interview: bit.ly/3zzkqW6 #TurnOnToElec ...

Thinking about a future in Electronics and Engineering? The first step is to discover more – have a look at our ‘Where to Next’ page for great opportunities for school students: bit.ly/2WHdMhS #TurnOnToElectronics

“Often incorrectly seen as one of the less glamorous STEM areas, studying Electronics can lead to an exciting and creative career, which enables students to make a real difference in the world,” The Gadget Show presenter Georgie Barrat. Find out why you should pursue a career ...

“It’s great to know that something you have designed has been made, works as expected and is now being manufactured in millions of units to be used by people all over the world.” Dialog Senior Engineer Adam Malpass – read more here: bit.ly/3mNLX2L #TurnOnToElec ...

The UK Electronics industry is one of the largest in the world. It is also growing quickly. But what’s in it for you? There are plenty of reasons to think about a career in Electronics... check out our 6 Reasons to Study Electronics: bit.ly/3z6dI9h #TurnOnToElectronics

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#TurnOnToElectronics supporter Georgie Barrat: “If someone said you could have job creating mind-blowing tech that solves problems and makes peoples’ lives better – you’d think ‘what’s not to love?!'” bit.ly/3nq1bet

Download the #TurnOnToElectronics manifesto to find out what we're all about and how you can help here: bit.ly/3DBrx2E

“We are redefining what is possible in Electronics on a daily basis. I feel very fortunate to be living in this time of super-fast development and being a part of this fascinating industry.” Check out our interview with Electronic Engineer Siddartha Khastgir here: ...

“Studying … has allowed me to dig deeper into my interests within this vast field. The course has allowed me to tailor my strengths and focus on my career goals.” Find out more about Electronic Engineering student Mekhola here: bit.ly/3C7UDWa #TurnOnToElectronics

“Electronics is growing exponentially at the moment, there is always something new and exciting to learn about.” Ultraleap Electronic Engineer Oliver Powell – read more in his profile: bit.ly/3913IU3 #TurnOnToElectronics

“I think it’s all about shouting from the rooftops all the different opportunities there are in this sector.” The Gadget Show presenter Georgie Barrat on how to get young people excited about working in Electronics – read more here: bit.ly/3nq1bet #TurnOnToElectronics

Thinking about a future in Electronics and Engineering? The first step is to discover more – have a look at our ‘Where to Next’ page for great opportunities for school students: bit.ly/2WHdMhS #TurnOnToElectronics

Watch #TurnOnToElectronics supporter Professor Danielle George @EngineerDG’s TED talk, ‘We are all born scientists’, here: bit.ly/3A6DRWG

“Artificial intelligence is continuing to grow, and demand shows no signs of stopping.” Graphcore Silicon Design Engineer Ashley Robinson – read more about his ideas about the future of Electronics in our interview: bit.ly/3IFMTOg #TurnOnToElectronics

Did you know that the UK Electronics industry is one of the largest in the world? What could be in it for you? There are plenty of reasons to think about a career in Electronics... check out our 6 Reasons to Study Electronics here: bit.ly/3z6dI9h #TurnOnToElectronics

Did you know Biomedical Engineers design and create exciting new technologies in medicine and healthcare? Explore #BiomedicalElectronicsEngineering as a potential degree in our residential summer taster course for curious Year 12s. Read more: fal.cn/3mHC8

Do you love maths, technology or science? Apply your skills to our #computerscience and #electronicengineering taster course for Year 12s. You'll work on a variety of challenges, such as real-world problems in our state-of-the-art labs. Read more: fal.cn/3mICo

"It’s not all complicated Maths and fiddly circuitry." Read more of our scholars’ responses to ‘What actually IS Electronics?’ here: bit.ly/3zB4C5s #TurnOnToElectronics