Electronics Volunteer work

[LukeeeeBennett]

Hello,

I'm Luke Bennett, a 17 (almost 18) year old student and an ambitious electronics engineer.

I'm wanting to apply for Electronics Engineering at university this year and was thinking of ways to "spice" up my application.

I've done many volunteering jobs, ranging from working with disabled youths to working in QinetiQ with the Ministry of Defence.

However, I'm driving for some electronics based volunteer work and I was wondering if you guys could help?
I thought that you guys might know some people I could get in contact with to help boost my application 10 fold?

In my spare time I continuously think or perform new jobs with basic analogue circuits to PIC boards. But I still believe this work would look amazing.

- Luke

 

[KMoffett]

Luke,
It might help if we new where in the world you are.
Ken

 

[4pyros]

Boy Scout robotics marit bage counselor.

 

[LukeeeeBennett]

Luke,
It might help if we new where in the world you are.
Ken

Hmm, indeed it would. South-West of the UK. Willing to travel some distance.

 

[LukeeeeBennett]

Boy Scout robotics marit bage counselor.

THIS. Is a top idea. The UK scouts do a Electronics badge with a cool little project at the end. Could be pretty fun actually. Genius.

 

[KMoffett]

I would also imagine that there might be elementary or high schools (US terms) that have tech classes. Volunteer help would probably appreciated.

Ken

 

[LukeeeeBennett]

Yah, actually, my school is trying to sort out some "enrichment" classes for the lower years, so yet another good idea.

Thanks a lot.