Thu 17th Nov 2011, 02:44PM about graduate-women.com news.
Job-seeking graduates may want to hone their engineering skills, as it could enable them to work on aerospace test systems and Formula 1 equipment.
Hi-tech engineering companies say they are looking for skilled workers, but are struggling to find those with the necessary training.
The sector can offer a host of exciting opportunities but the attitude towards it is holding many young people back from applying.
Moog - which designed the retractable roof over the centre court at Wimbledon, works on aerospace test systems and manufactures Formula 1 precision control valves - said youngsters' perspective needed to change.
Regional manager Steve Darnell told the BBC: "We need to change the way young people think about engineering."
Copyright Press Association 2011
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