Careers in
Science and Engineering
Do you
want an interesting career? Then become a
Chartered Engineer,
an
Incorporated Engineer
or
an
Engineering Technician
involved in design and construction.
To become a
Chartered Engineer, you'll need an accredited 4-year
MEng degree and a minimum of three years' practical
experience with an engineering company.
To become
an Incorporated Engineer, you'll need an accredited
Bachelors’ degree and a minimum of three years'
practical experience with an engineering company.
To become
an Engineering Technician, you will need typically HNC
or HND, or NVQ level 3 plus practical experience with an
engineering company.
There is
also a route to a professional engineering status, aimed
at those with a number of years’ experience, but without
the recognised academic base. Depending on the actual
level of academic qualification, the number of years
required will vary from 15 years if someone has no
qualification to a lesser amount if some qualifications
are obtained. Details are available from the Engineering
Institutions.
For
information on careers,
jobs and more about science, engineering and technology,
visit the Scenta
web site and look at Inside
Careers to see details of the latest graduate
vacancies.
For
a full list of engineering disciplines,
look at the Engineering
Council web site.
There is
a range of professional institutions involved in Science
and Engineering which will give information on careers.
A multitude of professions was involved in the design of
the two bridges and included
.....
Institution
of Civil Engineers
Institution
of Structural Engineers
Institution
of Mechanical Engineers
Institution
of Engineering and Technology
The
Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport
The
institution of Electrical Engineers
Institution
of Works and Highway Management
Institution
of Civil Engineering Surveyors
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