In respect of the discussion between Moshe and Nicholai, A simple search on the IET jobs website on the keyword 'chartered' returns 144 jobs, the same search on the term 'incorporated' returns 7 jobs. When reading the text of the 7 'incorporated' jobs only 1 actually includes a description of IEng being a requirement by stating 'Applicants must have an accredited degree or equivalent in a relevant Engineering discipline and Incorporated Engineer status, as a minimum, preferably leading to Chartered Engineer status (Institution of Mechanical Engineers or Institution of Engineering and Technology'. I think this typical and indicative of the broader jobs market.
On the wider subject of the independent report. I am surprised and delighted that at last someone is talking sense.
In respect of the discussion between Moshe and Nicholai, A simple search on the IET jobs website on the keyword 'chartered' returns 144 jobs, the same search on the term 'incorporated' returns 7 jobs. When reading the text of the 7 'incorporated' jobs only 1 actually includes a description of IEng being a requirement by stating 'Applicants must have an accredited degree or equivalent in a relevant Engineering discipline and Incorporated Engineer status, as a minimum, preferably leading to Chartered Engineer status (Institution of Mechanical Engineers or Institution of Engineering and Technology'. I think this typical and indicative of the broader jobs market.
On the wider subject of the independent report. I am surprised and delighted that at last someone is talking sense.
