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Is it possible to remain a CEng if IET membership is ended?

Chris Kessell
As the title - I'm sure the answer is written down somewhere but I can't find it. 


I've been both CEng and MIET/MIEE for 20+ years, but I'm tempted not to renew my IET membership any longer.  Does anyone know if it's possible to pay the CEng annual fee direct to the Engineering Council?


Thanks.

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    Roy Bowdler:

     I was talking to an American friend the other day who observed “you Brits seem to have mastered the art of winding-up and putting-down the other guy”.

     




    Quite!

    (Your "badges" are just under your photo next to your posts.)


    Alasdair, what a profoundly sensible idea! The IRSE does not seem to offer any such concession (but I may be misreading it). Incidentally, I do take advantage of an IRSE "eMembership" which saves money and is more sustainable by involving no printed materials. I would very much like (for the second reason) the IET to offer this option! CMI don't seem to offer a "retired" option either, but I'm less surprised at that, Chartered Manager is much more a working manager's thing. 


    Cheers, Andy

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    Roy Bowdler:

     I was talking to an American friend the other day who observed “you Brits seem to have mastered the art of winding-up and putting-down the other guy”.

     




    Quite!

    (Your "badges" are just under your photo next to your posts.)


    Alasdair, what a profoundly sensible idea! The IRSE does not seem to offer any such concession (but I may be misreading it). Incidentally, I do take advantage of an IRSE "eMembership" which saves money and is more sustainable by involving no printed materials. I would very much like (for the second reason) the IET to offer this option! CMI don't seem to offer a "retired" option either, but I'm less surprised at that, Chartered Manager is much more a working manager's thing. 


    Cheers, Andy

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