The value proposition for IEng is weak. The 4th Edition of UKSpec makes it clearly weaker. In this life you can become richer, either by earning more, or spending less on things that are not necessary. IEng sits firmly in the latter category.
But if somebody else is paying for your IET membership and IEng registration the value proposition changes.
When I've started company programs to get people registered, this is invariably the firts quesiotn I was asked - "will the company pay the fees/subs?"
The MOD is one of the biggest proponents for Prof Reg, to the extent that it pays a bonus for getting IEng and CEng, which definitely changes the value proposition...
The value proposition for IEng is weak. The 4th Edition of UKSpec makes it clearly weaker. In this life you can become richer, either by earning more, or spending less on things that are not necessary. IEng sits firmly in the latter category.
But if somebody else is paying for your IET membership and IEng registration the value proposition changes.
When I've started company programs to get people registered, this is invariably the firts quesiotn I was asked - "will the company pay the fees/subs?"
The MOD is one of the biggest proponents for Prof Reg, to the extent that it pays a bonus for getting IEng and CEng, which definitely changes the value proposition...
