ARE CENG AND IENG EQUAL IN STATUS

I have two LCGI, one GCGI and MCGI from City and Guilds and an earned accredited bachelors of technology degree in EE and other education.

Here is a link to C&G qualifications comparison and their academic value.  Equivalency can be established for employement or advanced standing 

in transferring the qualifications in to further higher education.

www.cityandguilds.com/.../qualification-comparisons


When evaluating a diploma such as Graduateship from City and Guilds one can get the academic equivalent from a service that specializes in credential evaluations.

In USA the service needs to be a member of NACES. Its function similar to that of NARIC UK.

People get credential evaluation mostly for employment, further education or immigration purposes. 

The general report of equivalency is sufficient for employment. In USA the GCGI in Engineering is evaluated as equivalent to Bachelors degree in Engineering from US University.

For further education majority of universities require detailed report with supplement/transcript.

In my case the evaluation was performed bya NACES member service senior evaluator who is international education professional whit 40 years of experience in graduate and undergraduate admissions and administration including US top university Business school, who served in leadership positions in NAFSA and AACRAO. The information used for the evaluation came from 

World Higher Education Database published by IAU, NAFSA a Guide to Educational Systems around the world, The New Country Index from International Education Research Foundation, The City and Guilds of London Institute web site as well.The evaluation conforms to the placement requirements that are generally accepted by accredited colleges and universities and members of NACES.

LCGI, GCGI don't come with supplement and to be accepted for further education is more challenging but possible.

I have two LCGI, one GCGI and MCGI from City and Guilds and an earned accredited bachelors of technology degree in EE and other education.

Here is a link to C&G qualifications comparison and their academic value.  Equivalency can be established for employement or advanced standing 

in transferring the qualifications in to further higher education.

www.cityandguilds.com/.../qualification-comparisons


When evaluating a diploma such as Graduateship from City and Guilds one can get the academic equivalent from a service that specializes in credential evaluations.

In USA the service needs to be a member of NACES. Its function similar to that of NARIC UK.

People get credential evaluation mostly for employment, further education or immigration purposes. 

The general report of equivalency is sufficient for employment. In USA the GCGI in Engineering is evaluated as equivalent to Bachelors degree in Engineering from US University.

For further education majority of universities require detailed report with supplement/transcript.

In my case the evaluation was performed bya NACES member service senior evaluator who is international education professional whit 40 years of experience in graduate and undergraduate admissions and administration including US top university Business school, who served in leadership positions in NAFSA and AACRAO. The information used for the evaluation came from 

World Higher Education Database published by IAU, NAFSA a Guide to Educational Systems around the world, The New Country Index from International Education Research Foundation, The City and Guilds of London Institute web site as well.The evaluation conforms to the placement requirements that are generally accepted by accredited colleges and universities and members of NACES.

LCGI, GCGI don't come with supplement and to be accepted for further education is more challenging but possible.