3D printing
Looking at the 3D printing process and how it can be used to make everyday objects.
Posters
A range of free classroom posters to download or order to have delivered direct to your door!
IET Faraday offers a range of free secondary curriculum support posters within three main areas.
- Reference posters relating to various aspects of electricity and power.
- Topical posters created to support the IET's vision of 'Engineering a Better World.' Posters include a variety of topics from 3D printing to nanotechnology and even cybersecurity.
- Case study posters to highlight current engineering work and inspire students to get involved in these areas.
Posters are A2 in size but are folded into an A4 pack to be sent easily through the post.
All of these posters are updated and the collection is added to on a regular basis so do check back on this page to see when new posters have been added.
If you would like to suggest topics and/or content for future posters then please get in touch via faraday@theiet.org
Bubble engineering
Professor Eleanor Stride explains her innovative research using bubble engineering.
Circuits and symbols
Basic components and symbols in a circuit.
Current and resistance
Illustrating the concepts of current and resistance, their measurements and affecting factors.
Cybersecurity
Find out about cybersecurity and how it affects the world we live in.
Electrical and electronic symbols
Common electrical and electronic symbols.
Electronics innovations timeline
Electronics innovations through the ages.
Engineer a better world
Find out more about the 'Engineer a Better World' campaign.
ExoMars
Explore Abbie Hutty's poster to find out more about Europe's robotic mission to the red planet.
FIRST® LEGO® League
Discover the excitement of robotics and STEM with FIRST® LEGO® League.
Future energy
Exploring energy-saving solutions.
Future travel
Exploring the green solutions for future travel.
Maths equations
Highlighting various maths equations and formulae.
micro:bit
A quick look at the individual components of the BBC micro:bit and how you can use it in your classroom.
Nanotechnology
Exploring nanotechnology in everyday life.
Power
Calculating mechanical and electrical power.
The Bionic Body
An exploration of 3D printed organs, embedded intelligence and wearable sensors to keep you fit and healthy.
Voltage
Exploring the concept of potential difference through analogy.
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Celebrating women engineers
A look at how women are involved in the engineering industry.
STEM careers
Which STEM career will you choose?
You and engineering
You & Engineering: the routes to your engineering career.