On 24 April the presentation team of Michael Smith, Chris Marshall, Mike Stokes and Lee Mason, joined by Craig Jones and Nat West from Hybrid Air Vehicles, were hosted by the Knights Templar School in the medieval market town of Baldock. The school takes its name from the 12th century founders of the town – […]
The Schools’ Aerospace Careers Programme is very pleased indeed to announce that we have joined ‘NASA Engages’. The goal of that program is to provide an efficient approach in allowing the NASA workforce to engage diverse STEM learners and communities. The NASA Engages program is composed of NASA experts who share NASA missions and content […]
The Schools’ Aerospace Careers Programme is delighted to announce a charitable partnership with the Halldale Group, a market leader in the B2B events and media space, and a training and simulation partner to global safety training industries. This collaboration aims to inspire and support young individuals in exploring career opportunities within the aerospace, space, and […]
The Schools’ Aerospace Careers Programme (ACP) is extremely pleased to announce that the SaxaVord Spaceport – the first and only Spaceport in the UK to receive a license for vertical launch of satellites to sun synchronous and polar orbit – is now working with the ACP to encourage young people across the UK to explore […]
On 27 March the ACP Roadshow was hosted by Wilson’s School in Wallington, Surrey – Michael Caine’s alma mater – where we were joined by six other schools from the local area. The presentation team was accompanied by Vincent White from AtkinsRealis who provided a clear insight on being an engineer and project manager in […]
Dr Michael Smith, our Chairman, and a presenter with ‘Speakers for Schools’, was joined by Chris Marshall from Airborne Platforms UK – and Spot – at a ‘Speaker for Schools’ talk he gave at Barton Peverill College, Hampshire, on 21 March. Spot was in great form, especially now he has his own ChatGPT capability and […]