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STEPS Programme Sponsorship Opportunities

STEPS inspires future generations of STEM talent by providing meaningful, fun, and practical insights into the world of engineering. Funded by the Department of Education and supported by industry leaders ARUP, ESB, Intel and Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), our programmes provide multiple opportunities for your organisation to get involved, thus inspiring children to explore the fascinating world of engineering.

We have twenty-five years of experience delivering a successful suite of programmes, and we have established relationships with stakeholders and passionate ‘experts’ in primary and secondary outreach. This is your opportunity to get involved with us, and support school children in their engineering journey.

If you share our ambition and wish to support the work of STEPS, why not join us and become part of an exclusive funding opportunity? By partnering with STEPS you can increase awareness of your brand in STEM areas, deliver corporate social responsibility via proven successful programmes, and encourage the next generation of engineers.

Get in touch with Roseanne O’Leary, STEPS Team Leader, on 01 665 1340 to learn more about our programmes and to discover the advantages of becoming a STEPS sponsor.

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What our volunteers say

My uncle was an engineer. It fascinated me from an early age and made me want to be an engineer too. His enthusiasm for his profession left a lasting legacy in my life and I want to do the same for the next generation. I have two girls at home so I feel it’s important to share all that is good about engineering.

STEPS EYF Teacher

Engineering is how we do things, how we untangle and dissect problems and then find solutions at every level. I believe all young people need to be exposed to this perspective, and the sooner and earlier in their lives, the better.

STEPS EYF Teacher

I visited my old national school for Engineers Week and it was a brilliant experience. The kids were really engaged and enthusiastic.

STEPS EYF Teacher

We have urgent crises to address - climate, food and housing insecurity - and engineering offers practical tools to help with this. Young people are the future, so they’re the ones who will have to solve future problems. I want to get the students excited about engineering in primary school so that they’re excited to solve problems!

STEPS EYF Teacher

As a female engineer in the Construction sector, I think seeing is believing when showing girls the careers they can have on site. Many young people don't understand that engineering is about teamwork and problem-solving and not sitting in a dark room alone doing hard maths!

STEPS EYF Teacher