Inpress Plastics is promoting STEM-related careers by accepting high degree apprenticeships with the University of Chichester.

“If we can take local students, children that have grown up in the area and then we can educate them in science, in business in engineering and then we can have them back in our community that’s a win win for everybody involved”. Henry Powell (Client Director)

​“For people my age and from my area there not many opportunities like this and to be offered (an apprenticeship) by companies so close by that is doing so well such as Inpress Plastics is, and to be paired up with a great university like Chichester is really good for me and I’m enjoying my experience”. Conor Stevens (Degree Apprentice)

Inpress Plastics have yet again showed their commitment to STEM activities in their local community participating at this years Coastal STEM Fest "Big Bang" hosted by Butlins at Bognor Regis. 

Inpress attended the event on the 14th March during 'National Science week'. Planning events for students to exercise there skills, Inpress gave students the opportunity to test there design skills with sketching exercises bringing there ideas to life on paper. 

Inpress Plastics looks to encourage future generations to show interest and passion in subjects including; Science, Technology, Engineering  and Mathematics (STEM). 

We encourage our employees to demonstrate their expertise to a wider community, hoping to inspire the next generation to develop their skills in these essential areas. We strongly believe that STEM related professions help to build communities and transform nations, while solving the complex problems of today’s world and its future.
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One of our employees representing STEM as an ambassador visited a local school, Littlehampton Academy, to educate students and staff about product design and the benefits of using Computer Aided Design (CAD) to develop products further. 

​BBC News Live: On budget day Henry Powell raises the issues of both investment in the south coast and the STEM skills agenda.

Inpress Plastics support Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematic (STEM) based subjects in education. Find out more about Inpress Plastics involvement with STEM here. 

Inpress plastics are always keen to work with the local community and develop young aspiring children into further education. In November IPDL will be discussing the importance of science and engineering at Littlehampton Academy to explain what careers are available in those sectors and inspire young children to continue into further education. ​