- Date
- 05 August 2026
- Time
- 12:30 - 13:30 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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Online
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Overview
The ‘CEng Communication Task’ event will provide guidance on how to communicate well within a series of industry-specific themes.
This session will aim to focus on the theme of the future of civil engineering, this covers education and skills, careers and skills shortage and the productivity challenge.
Although this event is open to all ICE members, this event may be particularly useful to those who are preparing for their Professional Review at CEng level.
The format of the session will consist of:
- Welcome and introductions
- 10 minute introduction to the theme
- 30 minute breakout group discussion
- 15 minute group feedback
This event is hosted by ECNet committees from the Northern Ireland region using Microsoft Teams. The session will be hosted and moderated by regional committee members, where session content will be presented by guest speakers or ICE staff members at times.
The sessions within this event series shall not be recorded and we do not issue certificates for attendance.
Upcoming sessions
There will be a series of six sessions within the CEng Communications Task group.
- Session one: The Future of Civil Engineering
29 Jul | 12:30 - 13:30 | Online - Session three: The Use of New Technology
12 Aug | 12:30 - 13:30 | Online
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