My 12 year old daughter is "good at math" and interested in Civil Engineering. Does anyone know of a website intended to present information and problems to kids to foster an interest in potential career fields? Basic engineering problems, etc.? Seems like that would be a very useful thing.
https://www.asce.org/pre-college_outreach/
https://www.sae.org/learn/education
I also checked the ASME and IEEE, but if they have links for students, I could not find them quickly.
Nothing specific springs to mind, but maybe a local club has a build competition? I know that there are high-school level bridge design competitions, they continue up to the college level with the Steel Bridge competition.
ASCE has this as well, geared more towards high school, but still https://www.asce.org/pre-college_outreach/
My kids and I consume youtube content like it's food. Practical Engineering is a fantastic channel that explains civil engineering principles through easy to understand demos: https://www.youtube.com/c/PracticalEngineeringChannel/videos. There's a ton of other useful YT content out there if you search for it.
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