I've always wondered what the average age of someone obtaining IEng was, and im surprised to see its out numbered against CEng by such a large scale - I assumed most would go from one to the other after additional experience/promotions had been obtained after IEng.


On of the things I found when research IEng and CEng etc, was the lack of clarity as to what exactly difference was beyond academic requirements. I could only come to conclusion it was down to experience in senior roles, such as management.


Also, I have to ask. What is an "apprentice degree"? I've always known the two to be two different things.

I've always wondered what the average age of someone obtaining IEng was, and im surprised to see its out numbered against CEng by such a large scale - I assumed most would go from one to the other after additional experience/promotions had been obtained after IEng.


On of the things I found when research IEng and CEng etc, was the lack of clarity as to what exactly difference was beyond academic requirements. I could only come to conclusion it was down to experience in senior roles, such as management.


Also, I have to ask. What is an "apprentice degree"? I've always known the two to be two different things.