Three Engineering Academy participants share their reflections after the first semester.
Engineering Academy participants in Warsaw have been developing their own glider projects, learning in practice how the process of designing, building, and preparing aircraft for flight really works. Their work on the constructions began with a special meeting with Łukasz Grabowski – glider pilot, member of the Polish national team, and current World and European Champion in the 15-meter class.
On February 14, the second edition of the Engineering Academy in Warsaw officially began. Over the next two years, a new group of 30 high school students will take on real-world challenges, develop engineering skills, and explore what it truly means to work in the technology sector.
Held in the format of a press conference, the “Interview with an Engineer” session gave our Academy students the opportunity to ask questions directly to five GE Aerospace engineers who offered diverse perspectives on working in engineering.
On October 10th, GE Aerospace Poland opened its doors to welcome our talented Next Engineers Academy students for an unforgettable experience.
In just 6 months, Next Engineers in Warsaw is seeing amazing results!
An Inspiring Inauguration
On April 5, at the Warsaw University of Technology, the Next Engineers: Engineering Academy project officially launched.
The First Workshop at a Warsaw High School: Mission Drop Zone!
The very first sessions took place in a Warsaw high school, where 5 engineers from GE Aerospace guided 107 students through an engineering challenge that required logical thinking, ingenuity, and teamwork.
The GE Aerospace Foundation announced today its partnership with the Perspektywy Education Foundation for the launch of its education program Next Engineers in Warsaw. Warsaw was chosen as the first of four additional Next Engineers cities and will help advance the program’s goal of encouraging young people to pursue careers in engineering.
GE Aerospace Foundation contributes an additional $20 million commitment to Next Engineers that will expand the program through 2030. The GE Aerospace Foundation officially launched on May 2, and will build on the more than 100-year legacy of the GE Foundation.
