Event organised by ICE
Join the Thames Valley Early Careers Network as we explore how you can make progress towards ICE Professional Qualifications while still studying, from signing off attributes within IPD Online, to achieving EngTech status.
We will be joined by Hazel Sanders, membership development officer at the ICE, and two speakers. They will provide guidance on the process, share experiences, and answer any questions from the audience – so please come prepared!
Our speakers are:
While open to everyone, this webinar may be of particular interest to undergraduate students, DEs, and SCEs.
For further information about this event, or to get involved with the TV ECNet, please email [email protected]
Institution of Civil Engineers
membership development officer
Hazel is the MDO for the Thames Valley. MDOs are available to offer advice on the application process for all membership grades, and the different steps involved in becoming professionally qualified.
University of Surrey
phd student
Alister graduated from the University of Surrey with an MEng degree in civil and environmental engineering in July 2024. At the beginning of his degree he joined the University of Surrey/ICE scholarship scheme and then spent two summers and a year in industry working for geotechnical specialist Bachy Soletanche.
Alister has been awarded the R M Davis Memorial prize for work of special merit during his placement and the Griffiths Scholar Award for contributions to the Surrey/ICE scholarship scheme. As a result of work completed during placement, he has been able to sign off all initial professional development attributes to knowledge level. Alister will be pursuing a PhD program at the University of Surrey following graduation.
BAM Nuttall
summer placement student
Ben Tipping is a civil engineering MEng final year student and a current University of Surrey | ICE Scholar with BAM Nuttall.
In completing two summer placements and a year-in-industry, he has gained experience as a site engineer in the rail sector, primarily working on a congestion relief scheme at London Victoria. Ben became an Engineering Technician member of the ICE in April this year and, due to his professional development, was awarded the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences Professional Training Year Award 2024 by his university.
The webinar will talk about the attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.
Join us at the first webinar of the series from the Infrastructure Client Group productivity task group.
Your chance to join the ICE Yorkshire and Humber Early Careers Network in their monthly meeting which connects and supports graduates, apprentices, students, and technicians in the region.
