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Filling CEng application for abroad-members

Ekaterina Ivicheva
Hi Guys,


I am filling CEng application now and have couple questions about it. I have patent, publications and always participating in scientific conferences in my country, but English isn't my native language and all my studies in Russian. Is it still relevant for application or I should translate all of them? Most part of links in Russian too. Please, tell me how to act in this case.


Kind Regards,

Ekaterina
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    Dear Ekaterina ,

    some years ago I was in similar situation . I am Polish by birth  but I am British by marriage . Before living Poland I had have all my documents translated and authorised by the Government Office responsible for International Contacts . The same documents I used to apply for the academic position at University in England.

    When I applied for the CEng I filled the necessary documents in English  and provided all possible explanation in English . The fact that I have the authorised  translations make it easier to

    introduce myself during the interview. I did not have any problems  with acceptance for the CEng status.

    If you like to ask me any questions feel free to do so .

    Wishing you successful registration for the CEng.

    Best regards

    Grazyna Whapshott
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  • Former Community Member
    0 Former Community Member
    Dear Ekaterina ,

    some years ago I was in similar situation . I am Polish by birth  but I am British by marriage . Before living Poland I had have all my documents translated and authorised by the Government Office responsible for International Contacts . The same documents I used to apply for the academic position at University in England.

    When I applied for the CEng I filled the necessary documents in English  and provided all possible explanation in English . The fact that I have the authorised  translations make it easier to

    introduce myself during the interview. I did not have any problems  with acceptance for the CEng status.

    If you like to ask me any questions feel free to do so .

    Wishing you successful registration for the CEng.

    Best regards

    Grazyna Whapshott
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