IEEE Pre-University Education

IEEE has developed several lesson plans to connect students ages 8-18 with the world of engineering. These hands-on lessons reinforce key engineering concepts while building students’ critical-thinking, team-building, and problem-solving skills.

Each lesson provides a hands-on design challenge using low-cost materials. All lesson plans are engineer and teacher reviewed and aligned to national education standards.

The Engineering Lesson Plan Toolkit provides a fun video and PowerPoint presentation outlining the 15 most used TryEngineering lesson plans. The toolkit helps to support teachers on using the lesson plans both virtually or in the classroom.

Through the Teacher-in-Service Program, IEEE volunteers facilitate in-service sessions for local teachers using lesson plans found on the TryEngineering.org website. Volunteers support teachers with how to engage their students through the use of simple and engaging hands-on activities.

The Engineering Lesson Plan Toolkit provides a fun video and PowerPoint presentation outlining the 15 most-used TryEngineering lesson plans. The toolkit helps to support both teachers and volunteers on using the lesson plans  virtually and in the classroom.

On TryEngineering.org, you can search for accredited engineering degree programs at universities all over the world. Search by country, state/territory, city, degree field, or university name.