Introduce kids to the wide world of engineering!

 
 

Show kids how engineering will help them make a difference in the world!

With our 52-page magazine-style publication, they’ll learn that:

  • Engineering is a great career option. We highlight all the cool things engineers do to make the world a better, safer, and more fun place.

  • Engineering is the driving force behind new green technologies to combat climate change.

  • Engineering can offer meaningful work at a good salary and many options for graduates. Includes updated data on degrees, schools, and salaries.

We cover innovations and new technologies in areas like these:

  • Artificial Intelligence

  • Cybersecurity

  • Biotechnology

  • Environmental issues and green technologies

  • Energy

  • Space exploration

  • Robotics

… and many more.

PLUS: Tips and strategies for getting in and paying for school.

Just $9.95 per printed copy!

To have a review copy sent to you, please email us.

TEST YOUR STUDENTS’ KNOWLEDGE: Email us to get a free student workbook.


DIGITAL COPIES ALSO AVAILABLE

  • Minimum order: 100 copies for $399.

  • Receive either a PDF to download or a fun flip-book edition.

    Please email Bob Black for more information.

TEST YOUR STUDENTS’ ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE: Get a FREE interactive Engineering Career Guide Student Workbook (PDF) by signing up below.

 

BRANDING OPPORTUNITY

Customize our print or digital publication with your ad or message!

To have a review copy emailed to you, email Bob Black.

Engineering Career Guide
$10.95
 
Engineering Guide Student Workbook
 

We know something about outreach

Almost 20 years ago, the Start Engineering team created Engineering, Go for It!, the first engineering outreach publication designed to make engineering accessible and exciting to K-12 audiences. Then we built a franchise around engineering outreach that reached over a million students and teachers through a magazine, a website, meetings and workshops, and partnerships with industry, government, and non-profits.

Now we’re building on this legacy. As always, our career guide shows middle-school and high-school students how they can make the world a better place through a career in engineering.