Intel ISEF (age 11-18)

Young Engineers is one of only 3 UK organisations who qualify to enter students into the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF).  Each year we take up to three Young Engineer for Britain projects to the USA to compete in this massive competition where international recognition and even bigger prizes are on offer! 

Young Engineer for Britain projects have a great track record at Intel ISEF, and their quality has led to them gaining several top awards over the years.  Read about the latest trip to San Jose and see pictures from Intel ISEF events.

The Intel Design and Discovery programme for 11 to 15 year olds, developed to encourage US entries to this competition, also offers teachers wishing to encourage the development of Young Engineers for Britain entries a useful framework for sparking project ideas and teaching student’s the skills needed to turn their ideas into successful projects.  It covers: Understanding the Design Process, Engineering Fundamentals, Thinking Creatively, Making, Modelling, and Materializing, Prototyping and Final Presentations.

To get the opportunity to go to the Intel ISEF competition, enter our Young Engineer for Britain competition.

2010 Young Engineer for Britain Finalists for Intel ISEF

Competitors for the ISEF competition this year were chosen from the Young Engineer for Britain finalists that attended the Big Bang Fair in March. For a little more information on the students taking part in the fair please follow the link. Young Engineer for Britain Finalists.

The current Young Engineer for Britain competition will select students for the 2011 Intel ISEF competition which will be held in May. Enter now and see if you have what it takes!

Follow the link to see how James and Simon (this years YEB ISEF students) get on in San Jose.

Intel ISEF Competitor Diary

Intel ISEF 2010 Young Engineer for Britain Students
Simon Brookes (18) Balcarras School Project: Fuel for Thought	James Popper (18) Marlborough College Project: CookerSmart

Follow this link to see how previous YEB students have got on in recent years.

Archive Student Intel ISEF Diaries