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 PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION WITH THE ICE

Calling all civil engineering graduates - congratulations in achieving an academic qualification in civil engineering.  You have worked hard to get where you are and now it is time to take the next step towards becoming a professional civil engineer.

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Achieving a professional qualification with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is no easy task.  It requires both technical expertise as well as a understanding of the industry and its standards.  That is why it is beneficial to have a mentor to guide you through the process.

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As a mentor for civil engineering graduates, I offer personalised support to help you prepare for and pass the Professional Review, by giving you the tools and knowledge to help you succeed.

THE IMPORTANCE OF A PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION

So why should you work towards CEng / IEng / EngTech?

  • Respect - To gain respect from your work colleagues, industry colleagues and friends / family

  • Global opportunities - ​It is an internationally recognised qualification which could open up opportunities throughout the globe

  • Increased pay - on average, employees with a professional qualification earn more than those without.

  • Potential promotion - some organisations will not allow you to progress past a certain grade until you achieve a professional qualification

  • Letters after your name - It is a nice feeling to have letters after your name. E.g BEng (Hons) IEng MICE; MEng (Hons) CEng MICE; BEng (Hons) MSc CEng MICE; EngTech MICE

  • Employer benefitsThere are also benefits for your employer:

  1. Helps raise the standards in your organisation

  2. Staff development, maximising your potential and increasing your job satisfaction

  3. Makes your organisation more attractive to new talent.

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This website is not associated or affiliated with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) or any other engineering institution.  Links to the ICE website are correct at the time of publishing and are regularly reviewed.  The Civil Engineering Mentor adheres to the ICE's Code of Conduct.

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