Event organised by ICE
Free
Book nowWho is this for? Experienced engineers currently working at the level of IEng or CEng whose academic qualifications aren’t suitable for IEng MICE or CEng MICE, but whose experience is.
When to attend? Usually after having worked as an engineer for over 4 years and if you have had some management or leadership activities in your role, and if your academic qualifications aren’t at the level needed for IEng MICE or CEng MICE.
Why attend? If your academic qualifications aren’t suitable, passing the experiential learning assessment can be the first step towards being able to apply for a Professional Review for IEng MICE or CEng MICE. (Note there would usually be a further step to complete - How to become a professionally qualified engineer
How long is the session? 60 minutes
What will it contain? Background information on who can apply, the application process, the application content, next steps and where to go for further information.
Unsure if your academic base is suitable for IEng or CEng – look here Accredited course search unsure if you have the experience – look here Attributes for professionally qualified membership Watch the Experiential Learning to find out more before the session. Still unsure get in touch with your local Membership Recruitment Team (MRT) - ICE near you
The session will be delivered by MRT staff in MSTeams.
Institution of Civil Engineers
Membership Development officer
Janet Benefo is an MDO in London. Janet can give advice on applying for membership at any grade, and how you can work towards professional qualification.
Of particular interest to those preparing for their IEng professional review.
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