The Curious South African Boy Who Transformed Engineering Education
Hayden Horner2 June, 2025
From boyhood tinkering with radios to leading a global engineering education enterprise, Dr. Steve Mackay, Dean of Engineering at the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT), has been driven by an abiding love for engineering and education. His journey shows how education, when student-focused and industry-connected, becomes a powerful force for...Read More
How Early Engineering Bootcamps Shape the Next Generation of Innovators
Hayden Horner29 May, 2025
As the demand for STEM talent grows globally, educators and industry leaders are racing to spark curiosity in young minds before it fades. Through immersive bootcamps like those recently hosted by the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) and E2 Young Engineers Australia, children and teens are experiencing the hands-on thrill...Read More
3 Engineering Mistakes You’re Probably Making (Fix Them Now)
Hayden Horner27 May, 2025
Engineering projects are complex, and even the slightest mistake can lead to massive consequences. From design flaws to miscommunication, it's easy to overlook key details. We highlight three common engineering mistakes, along with expert tips to help you avoid them and safeguard your projects. Engineering is one of the most...Read More
From Namibia to the World: Nicko Maloboka’s EIT Journey Unfolds
Hayden Horner27 May, 2025
Engineering students who work full-time rarely have the chance to share their academic journey. Nicko Maloboka, from Namibia, reflects on how studying with the EIT transformed his career, empowering him to chase a long-held dream and earn a global qualification. Balancing Circuits and Coursework: A Story Worth Telling For many...Read More
3 Engineering Pitfalls You Should Avoid and How to Do It
Hayden Horner27 May, 2025
Even small mistakes in engineering can have big consequences. To help you avoid costly pitfalls, this article highlights three common mistakes and tips to ensure your projects stay on track and safe. 3 Engineering Pitfalls You Should Avoid: Engineering is a career that demands both skill and precision, with the...Read More
EIT Student Hermanus Scholtz on AI, Smart Infrastructure, and Sustainable Industry
Hayden Horner27 May, 2025
From instrument mechanic to EIT master’s graduate and soon a Doctor of Engineering, an EIT student shares insights on artificial intelligence, smart grids, and sustainable infrastructure. Blending real-world experience with academic research, his journey shows how emerging technologies can transform industries in Namibia and beyond. Discover his vision for a...Read More
Failsafe Tips to Look and Sound the Part for a Job Interview
Hayden Horner27 May, 2025
You’ve got a strong CV and cover letter … now what? From first meetings to first impressions, here’s how to show up like a professional even before you land your first job. Look and Sound the Part for a Job Tips to Look and Sound the Part: Finishing your CV...Read More
Studying and Working: An EIT Student Ambassador’s Experience
Hayden Horner26 May, 2025
What does it take to juggle a global engineering career while studying? EIT student ambassador Hanane Oudli shares how she balanced remote work, academic deadlines, and family life … all while driving innovation in power systems and renewable energy across continents. In an age where engineering challenges transcend borders, many...Read More
An EIT Ambassador’s Business Blueprint for Ambitious Engineering Students
Hayden Horner26 May, 2025
What does it take to run your own tech business while holding down full-time work and studying engineering? For Allistair Clarke from Swakopmund, Namibia, the answer lies in discipline, purpose, and problem-solving. As a student of the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) and founder of AMC Enterprises, he proves that...Read More
Crucial Things Engineering School Doesn’t Teach About Work
Hayden Horner26 May, 2025
Engineering education gives you the theory, but the jobsite brings its own lessons. Here are five essential things every engineer discovers on the job that no textbook covers. These insights can make or break your success in the real world. From Classroom to Career: Why the Learning Never Stops Earning...Read More