What links Peggy Seeger’s 1970’s songI’m gonna be an Engineer to our Royal Academy of Engineering Ingenious Grant Report: I Cant be an Engineer I’m a Girl!
Forty years later it seems little has changed as evidenced by the email sent by Tony Cornah, Homework Club Leader at the Broomhall Centre in Sheffield just a day or so before our manufacturing event in March 2012. In our related email exchanges, Tony advised me that one of their Homework Club Members had said:
Read our full report: I Cant be an Engineer I’m a Girl! (opens as PDF file)
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