In the past if one was IEng or CEng then they could apply to City and Guilds for Diploma/Sr award of GCGI and MCGI in Engineering.
In USA GCGI is evaluated by NACES member services to BScEng or BEng and MCGI as MEng or MScEng degree from US accredited University.
In USA if you hold foreign qualifications and apply for employment especially with government then NACES report evaluation (Similar to NARIC UK) is required. My MCGI in Engineering adds additional value as it comparable to MEng degree here in the US.
The recognition of C&G Diplomas varies based on a country and as of 2013 the rout to GCGI, MSCGI changed.
I also seen a few states in US that accept CEng and wave the requirement for writing FE/EIT exam when one is applying for PE license.
In the past if one was IEng or CEng then they could apply to City and Guilds for Diploma/Sr award of GCGI and MCGI in Engineering.
In USA GCGI is evaluated by NACES member services to BScEng or BEng and MCGI as MEng or MScEng degree from US accredited University.
In USA if you hold foreign qualifications and apply for employment especially with government then NACES report evaluation (Similar to NARIC UK) is required. My MCGI in Engineering adds additional value as it comparable to MEng degree here in the US.
The recognition of C&G Diplomas varies based on a country and as of 2013 the rout to GCGI, MSCGI changed.
I also seen a few states in US that accept CEng and wave the requirement for writing FE/EIT exam when one is applying for PE license.
