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    Hi All,



    I'm currently a Project Manager within the Communications (Telecoms) division of Atkins. I'm hoping to submit my CEng application later this year, so am currently in the process of pulling together evidence for the relevant competencies.

    Advice to those starting out: Collect and document this as you - it's much easier than doing it all retrospectively!

    I'm hoping to connect with anyone else going through this process who has tips about how to best structure applications or those who have recently become Chartered and can offer advice.
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    Hi All,



    I'm currently a Project Manager within the Communications (Telecoms) division of Atkins. I'm hoping to submit my CEng application later this year, so am currently in the process of pulling together evidence for the relevant competencies.

    Advice to those starting out: Collect and document this as you - it's much easier than doing it all retrospectively!

    I'm hoping to connect with anyone else going through this process who has tips about how to best structure applications or those who have recently become Chartered and can offer advice.
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