Summer Boarding Courses Engineering Programme
Summer Boarding Courses’ Engineering programmes are the ideal courses for students who wish to pursue an Engineering discipline as a career or at university.Â
Our Engineering summer courses provide in-depth introductions to the theory of engineering which is applied in fields of innovation, design and construction. As part of this, students analyse technical aspects of engineering, such as in the construction of bridges, buildings, electronic circuits and mechanical design.Â
Additionally, our courses explore the social impact of engineering, including how engineering is used to tackle environmental, urban and logistical issues.
As with all of our STEM summer camps, we ensure that our engineering summer programmes meet our core values of respect and tolerance. They are meticulously crafted to foster individual growth and potential, all while ensuring an enjoyable learning experience.Â
Join the young engineers from 155 countries who have enrolled with SBC and become a valued member of our global community today.
Why Choose SBC’s Engineering Summer Schools?
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Award-Winning, Future-Focused Courses
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Multinational Environment
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Highly Accredited For Educational Quality
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21st-Century Skills Development
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Cultural Immersion
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English Language Enhancement
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Building Independence
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Personal Growth
View Our Engineering Summer School Courses
Embark on a journey to discover the wonders of engineering, opening your eyes to a new appreciation of this innovative and essential field.
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Foundation in STEM
Foundation in STEM has been designed for students driven by curiosity and a desire to tackle real-world challenges through science,...
- Location: Eton College
- Ages: 12 - 16
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- English Level: Intermediate (B1+)
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Faculty of Sciences and Technology
The Faculty of Science and Technology is where curiosity meets innovation. This program is designed for students who are passionate...
- Location: Cambridge College
- Ages: 15 - 17
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- English Level: Intermediate (B1+)
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Future Scientists (STEM)
Explore the Future Scientists (STEM) course at Headington School for hands-on learning in science, engineering and technology. Perfect...
- Location: Headington Oxford
- Ages: 13 - 16
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- English Level: B1+
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Future Scientists (STEM)
Join the Future Scientists (STEM) course at Canford School for hands-on exploration of science, technology and engineering. Ideal for...
- Location: SBC Canford
- Ages: 11 - 15
- Duration: 2 Weeks
- English Level: B1+
What's included in our Engineering summer programmes
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Personalised Academic Coaching
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Collaborative Group Work
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Multi-Dimensional Learning Approach
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Global Citizenship Focus
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University Preparation Support
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Guest Speakers and Industry Experience
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Practical Skills
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Discussions
How to book a place on our engineering summer courses
Getting started on the path of engineering excellence with SBC is straightforward. To secure a place for your child on our summer Engineering courses, simply visit our Book Now page. Choose the desired campus, follow the steps, and begin the online booking process.
Need guidance or want more specific details about our engineering courses? If so, reach out to our expert admissions team. We can help you learn more about travel arrangements, accommodations, and much more.
Explore our other summer courses
Whether it’s business, medicine, leadership, or university preparation, our array of courses is designed to set your child up for success. Explore our offerings here and unlock a world of opportunities.
ENGINEERING SUMMER SCHOOL CAMP FAQs
Where are the best universities to study Engineering?
Here are the best five universities to study Engineering according to Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings.
- Harvard University
- Stanford University
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- University of Oxford
- University of Cambridge
What qualifications do I need to work in engineering in the UK?
To work in engineering in the UK, a degree in an engineering or technology-related subject is typically required.Â
Some engineers may have qualifications in disciplines such as Maths, Physics, or Computer Science. Non-engineering graduates might need to complete a conversion course or professional qualification.Â
Specific roles, especially in chemical, electrical, or mechanical engineering, may require a degree in the relevant field.
What are the future career prospects for engineering students?
Prospective engineers may enter into diverse careers across industries like aerospace, automotive, construction, and healthcare. Potential paths include R&D, design consultancy, manufacturing, project management, environmental engineering, IT, and entrepreneurship. It is widely considered that engineering offers rewarding careers with job stability and competitive salaries.
Do Engineering summer course students receive a certificate?
After finishing our Engineering summer programme, each participant gets a certificate to acknowledge their accomplishments.
How long does it take to become an engineer in the UK?
There is no specific time period for how long it takes to become an engineer in the UK. The process generally involves completing A-levels, choosing a specific engineering field and pursuing a relevant degree (such as a 3-year BEng or a 4-year MEng). Then, you’ll need to obtain professional qualifications through certifications and/or apprenticeships.Â
The duration of the educational path and specific qualifications can vary based on the chosen engineering field.
Speak with a member of our friendly admissions team
We’re happy to answer any questions you have and support you in finding the perfect experience.