The campaign will be launched in the Humber region next month and will target schools, students, employees and parents. Although more girls study science at school and on average get better exam results, there is concern that not enough girls pursue engineering as a career after school. The Humberside Engineering Training Association will aim to build on the work of previous campaigns around the country.
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