ABLE Engineering launches
Our fourth branch opens: hands-on workshops and webinars on how things get designed, built, and tested.
Our newest branch. ABLE Engineering runs free workshops and webinars that introduce students to engineering: how things are designed, built, tested, and improved.
Two short, self-paced courses on how things get designed, built and flown, with calculators to try, a quiz in every lesson, and a certificate with your name on it for each course you finish. No account, no cost.
Most students never get to try engineering before they have to decide whether to study it. ABLE Engineering closes that gap with hands-on sessions and honest conversations about what engineers actually do all day.
Like every ABLE branch, all of it is free, and open to anyone who turns up.
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Led by Luke Dulski, President of ABLE Engineering
Design-and-build workshops where you make something, test it, and learn why it worked or didn't.
The engineering behind everyday things, explained from the ground up: no prerequisites assumed.
People who build things for a living, on what the work is really like and how they got there.
ABLE Engineering workshop
You don't need robotics experience or a physics class under your belt. ABLE Engineering is for any student curious about how the built world works.
Get started →Free to attend, and the slides and materials go home with everyone who comes.
Our fourth branch opens: hands-on workshops and webinars on how things get designed, built, and tested.
How air moving over a wing creates lift and drag, and why a glider's shape and balance matter. Then everyone built their own glider and test-flew it.
We launched engineering.ableinitiatives.com, a place to learn engineering at your own pace: short lessons with calculators and quizzes, and a certificate for every course you finish.
Students who volunteer their time alongside school to plan and run every session.
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ABLE Engineering is just getting going: join as a student, or help run its first sessions.