have studied a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) subject, such as Physics, Software Engineering or Electronic Engineering, gained through a diploma, foundation degree, apprenticeship or equivalent programme. A completed qualification isn’t essential. What’s most important is curiosity, enthusiasm for learning and an interest in developing your … organisation. A background in a relevant STEM subject (Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics) at a higher education level, such as a diploma, foundation degree, apprenticeship, or ongoing studies. Demonstrate practical experience of engineering or software development, gained through academic projects, placements, employment, apprenticeships, personal projects. Demonstrate knowledge ...