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UK Electronics Skills Foundation

UKESF Impact Report 2025-26

The UKESF Impact Report 2025-26 showcases the impact of its programmes building the UK electronics skills pipeline: a record number of Scholarship Scheme applications, 307 Semiconductor Talent Awards, over 580 girls attending Girls into Electronics events and 196 primary school classes supported.

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The UK Electronics Skills Foundation (UKESF, Charity No. 1124291) connects the most capable Electronics students with industry, running scholarship, school outreach and skills programmes to grow the UK semiconductor talent pipeline.

Key Metrics

Talent Awards made 307 students awarded a Semiconductor Talent Award, enabling unique access to industry insights and skills development opportunities
Girls into Electronics More than 580 girls attended Girls into Electronics events at 15 universities nationwide
Primary classes reached 196 primary school classes supported through the Primary Electronics programme
Scholarship applications A record number of applications for the UKESF Scholarship Scheme in 2025-26

Key Outcomes

  • A record year for the UKESF Scholarship Scheme, connecting more Electronics undergraduates with industry employers.
  • Over 580 girls attended Girls into Electronics events, helping inspire the next generation of Electronics talent.
  • 196 primary school classes supported through Primary Electronics, and the UK Government funded STEP programme delivered as an early step in building a robust skills pipeline.

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UK-Wide

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