Good morning. I have recently decided to apply for an EngTech accreditation. I completed all the applications and supporting evidence, which I sent to a PRA for review. Apart from satisfying all the criteria for EngTech, he commented that my evidence leans more towards IEng. After checking the academic qualifications, I soon discovered that you also require a degree or other forms of higher education......which unfortunately I do not hold. My question is, has anyone gained IEng status without and degree's or higher education (BEng, BSc, etc)? Kind Regards Simon
I am looking for a bit of advice regarding the presentation part at the I Eng interview.
Do I have to demonstrate knowledge as a designer (which I am not) or can this be something based around my day to day work?
I work in operational engineering (informed client role)
All other aspects, so far, of my application look reasonable (I am a non-graduate) Eng Tech currently.
Current position is UK civil service (electrical installation and associated areas )
My history is military/airline/compliance inspection.
Could any one offer some advice please?
Colin
For my presentation, I picked two related projects that I had completed recently. The presentation was all about what I did on those projects. The presentation is an opportunity to show what you do, and the interviewers will then ask questions and discuss it with you.
I am looking for a bit of advice regarding the presentation part at the I Eng interview.
Do I have to demonstrate knowledge as a designer (which I am not) or can this be something based around my day to day work?
I work in operational engineering (informed client role)
All other aspects, so far, of my application look reasonable (I am a non-graduate) Eng Tech currently.
Current position is UK civil service (electrical installation and associated areas )
My history is military/airline/compliance inspection.
Could any one offer some advice please?
Colin
For my presentation, I picked two related projects that I had completed recently. The presentation was all about what I did on those projects. The presentation is an opportunity to show what you do, and the interviewers will then ask questions and discuss it with you.
