Get involved and make a difference
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Volunteer with your Local Branch
Members can become involved by joining one of the Nuclear Institute's Branch Committees, helping to organise events, seminars and lectures within their local branch. If you are interested in volunteering with your local Nuclear Institute Branch please contact your local branch Secretary or Chairperson. All Branch contact details can be found on the dedicated regional branch pages.
Visit the NI Branch websites
Find out how the Cumbria Branch is working with its volunteers. Getting Involved
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Contribute content to the renowned technical journal Nuclear Future
Contribute as a writer, reviewer or expert for our journal, Nuclear Future, or help us develop our new Special Interest Groups for nuclear.
Find out more Nuclear Future
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Build your career with the NI YGN
Get involved in the many and varied opportunities available with our thriving Young Generation Network from networking, to events, to the annual speaking competition and STEM activities, YGN has something for you.
Visit the NI YGN page
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Volunteer at the UK Big Bang Fair 2017
The Nuclear Institute will once again be exhibiting at next year's Big Bang Fair UK at the NEC, Birmingham. We are seeking volunteers to manage the NI stand over the course of the exhibition for four days in March and to share their love of nuclear with over 70,000 students, parents, and teachers. To volunteer please contact us by email to membership@nuclearinst.com
Read about Big Bang Fair 2016
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Become an assessor for professional membership and registration
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Professional members of the Nuclear Institute or learned members with professional membership of other Institute can become assessor members for individual applications or apprenticeship scheme approvals including assessing applications for registration with the UK Engineering Councl and the Science Council. Receive full training, and contribute to growing the Institute and nuclear professionals.
Find out how Tim Ashworth is involved in the Membership Committee.
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Promote Diversity with Women in Nuclear UK
In February 2016, Women in Nuclear UK became the newest branch in the Nuclear Institute branch network. Membership of WiN is available for free to all NI members with access to WiN UK's famous speedmentoring sessions, career advice and opportunities to promote diversity in your workplace and across the industry.
Find out more on the WiN UK page
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Become part of the NI Support Network
Become a mentor and support new members or graduates in their career path or through the registration and accreditation process.
The Women in Nuclear Network also offers speed mentoring (pictured).
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Get involved in Education and Training
Promote nuclear to a new generation from school visits to regional or national education fairs or represent us in your education establishment as an academic, university or graduate liaison.
Find out more about NI STEM activities
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Join one of our expert committees or take on special opportunities
Occasionally positions come up to join or chair one of our expert committees or even become a trustee. Additionally over the year special opportunities can arise.
View recent volunteering positions
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The History of the Nuclear Institute
Help us tell the story of the Industry, the Institute, and the Individuals who made it happen!
The Nuclear Institute has supported nuclear professionals in the UK since the very earliest days of the sector, dating as far back as 1956 through its founder organisations the British Nuclear Energy Society (BNES) and the Institution of Nuclear Engineers (INucE). In early 2016, we began a project to collect this history and, through the story of the Institute and the Industry, mark the achievements of the people at the core of nuclear in Britain. Many of these people are our members.
If you, or someone you know, would like to contribute to this project please contact us by email to communications@nuclearinst.com.
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Keep an eye out for future exciting volunteering roles by following us on twitter or through our volunteer page below. If you are organising an activity with the NI and would like to encourage more volunteers to join you, contact the NI Communications Team about promoting your activities at communications@nuclearinst.com.