- Date
- 24 June 2026
- Time
- 18:00 - 19:00 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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Online
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Overview
The ICE Communication Task forms part of the assessment of the interpersonal skill and communication attribute at your Professional Review. It is based on current issues within the industry.
This is the third South West workshop by the Communication Task Group, hosted by the ICE South West Early Careers Network. The workshop will focus on the theme of water and sanitation, enabling you to understand the requirements of the task and how to communicate well on this topic.
While the session is open to all ICE members, it will be especially valuable for those preparing for their Chartered Professional Review (CPR) at CEng level.
Attendees are encouraged to do some background reading or research on water and sanitation ahead of the event to get the most from the discussion.
A Miro whiteboard will be used, please register an account in advance.
This event will be held online.
Joining instructions and Microsoft Teams link and password will be sent out the day before.
Programme
Welcome and introduction
Discussion on theme in breakout groups
Group feedback
Q&A and close out
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