1. Jaguar Land Rover Education and Business
Engine Manufacturing Centre

2. Inspiring Tomorrow’s Engineers Programme
Range of initiatives which aim to make young people more aware of the automotive industry and to stimulate interest in related technology

3. Current Programmes Young Women in the Know
Education Business Partnership Centre
Jaguar Maths in Motion Challenge
Land Rover 4x4 in Schools Technology Challenge
Jaguar Primary School Challenge
Experience in the Workplace

4. Young Women in the Know Week long course
Developed to change outdated perceptions of engineering and encourage more young women to consider engineering and manufacturing careers
Aimed at Year 10 and Year 11
Opportunity to visit departments, meet female staff includes placement
Developing for Year 8/9 and Year5/6

5. Jaguar Maths in Motion Challenge
Largest and most successful maths challenge of its kind in the UK. More than one million young people have participated in the programme since its launch in 2000.
Annual competition
Ages 9 and up
Engages students in an exciting and motivating maths based project working in team to design and race virtual cars

6. Land Rover 4x4 in Schools Technology Challenge
Annual competition for 14-18year olds
Challenge to design and build a radio-controlled, four wheel drive vehicle
Jaguar Land Rover provides guidance and support throughout the process by assigning graduates to each organisation.
2015 saw the first World Finals

7. Jaguar Primary School Challenge
Launched in 2011 aimed at ages 5-11
Involves designing and manufacturing the fastest possible car in either 2D or 3D.
The designs are printed and assembled
Secondary schools can become hubs to their feeder primaries

8. Education Business Partnership Centre
5 EBPCs within Jaguar Land Rover sites
Provide activities for ages
Menu of half day and full day activities for students
21,500 young people and 2,300 teachers visited our centres in 2013

9. EMC- Engine Manufacturing Centre
First of its kind for a generation
Opened by Her Majesty the Queen October 2014
£500 million facility
100,000 square metres = 11 football pitches
Home to the ‘Ingenium’ engine family
When at full capacity will employ 1,400 people

10. EMC – Education Business Partnership Centre
Officially opened in June 2015
First event September 2015
September – December 435 students have engaged in activities

11. The Offer New , fresh and exciting – not more of the same
Need to make teachers want to come back for more
Using technology – ipads, table, 3d, augmented reality
Can’t do at at school

12. The Offer Flexible approach around the needs of the students
Includes tour of facilities
Engineering, Design Technology
Business
Environmental
Logistics

13. Contacts Elizabeth Love Claire Scott-Jarvis 01902 315254
Claire Scott-Jarvis

14. How does it work? EBPC managed by a third party managing agent
Wolverhampton City Council
Birmingham Metropolitan College
Charge schools to visit
Need to cover staffing costs
Jaguar Land Rover cover other running costs
Heating, lighting, mini buses
Reviewed on a 2/5 yearly basis