Welcome to IET Coventry and Warwickshire!
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About Us
We are a local network based around Coventry and Warwickshire. The Local Network comes together to deliver a series of activities designed to promote the importance of science, engineering and technology to the general public, encourage young people to enter the profession and provide opportunities for engineers to share and develop knowledge and network with each other.
We host sections for Young Professionals, Retired Members, Manufacturing Network and STEM.
We very actively support STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) in schools. Please visit the STEM Learning website to help promote the excitement of STEM to school pupils.
Our Professional Registration Advisors (PRAs) are available to help candidates for CEng, IEng, and EngTech.
If you have any questions or would like to volunteer with us please contact us at CoventryandWarks@ietvolunteer.org
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Events
Our in-person events are usually held in the Coventry and Warwickshire area, but we also host a range of online events. To find our events on IET EngX, visit the “events” page filtered by Coventry and Warwickshire Local Network or look to the right of this page.
Keep checking back for the latest information and watch out for our events in IET area emails. You can also view recordings of our past events on our YouTube Channel.
If there is an event or visit that you'd like us to organise, or you'd like to help to organise, please get in touch – we are always interested in new ideas.
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Latest CPD Certificates and Past Event Files
Please find contributions from some of our speakers and guests that we have had the pleasure of hosting, and the relevant CPD Certificates to claim your hours:
| Event: | Date: | Speaker/Guest: | Event Files for Download: | Event CPD Certificate: | Extras: |
| The use of AI in cars - Towards the driving assistant | 10th July 2024 | Mark Elshaw |  |
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| Fault diagnosis for systems in finite frequency domain some results and perspectives | 13th June 2024 | Mohammed Chadli |  |
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| Autonomous Driving, how to make it happen? | 23rd May 2024 | Matthias Schulze |  PDF |
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| SatNav – from GPS to Galileo, but under threat | 10th April 2024 | Malcolm Macleod |  PPTX |
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| An affordable net zero house retrofit | 9th April 2024 | Phil Hemsley |  PDF |
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Please check out and donate to Phil's charity 1 John 3:17-18 Beira: https://philhemsley.blog/2021/05/12/1-john-317-18-beira/ |
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Publications
| Publication Title: | About this Publication: | File for Download: |
| IET MMN Report – UK Manufacturing & Supply Ecosystems: | This report concludes that there is an urgent need to address the confusing and conflicting plethora of organisations and bodies in the UK that are involved with the many traditional supply chain models for operating and practising manufacturing and logistics networks in the UK. |  PDF |
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News
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Stevenson Award for Jane Doran The Stephenson Award is for those who have been particularly successful in encouraging young people to study engineering with an emphasis, but not exclusively, on mechanical engineering. In 1997, members of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers made donations to fund a Worshipful Company of Engineers Loving Cup to mark the Institution’s 150th Anniversary. Donations in excess of those needed for the Loving Cup were used to establish the Stephenson Award and further donations were received from members in later years, supplemented by a substantial grant from Rolls-Royce plc. The Engineers’ Company acknowledges the assistance of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the EDT (formerly the Engineering Development Trust) with nominations for this Award. The Worshipful Company of Engineers Charitable Trust (the Engineers Trust) acknowledges excellence in engineering, supports engineering education and research, gives grants and assists in the relief of poverty.
Jane Doran Jane is an exceptional teacher at Coundon Court School, Coventry, who goes out of her way to ensure that all pupils grasp the essentials of science and mathematics. She runs her own after school VEX Robot Club every Wednesday, a First Kego Lage club every Friday, and assists others with their after-school Science Clubs. She also leads the school’s Careers Fair and it annual STEM day.4She makes a point of bringing he club members to other local activities including Robot Day where she and some of her pupils give presentations of their achievements to other schools. Last year she obtained funding from IMechE which enabled her to share her work directly with local primary schools on robots and STEM with very positive feedback. Her latest initiative has resulted in many of her pupils working with architects and a bulder for a building at the school completed in 2022, and for all the other replacement buildings now being constructed. Finally, Jane finds time to be Akela at a local Cub-Scout Pack where she inspires both boys and girls in Scouting and STEM. The award includes a medal and a sum of money for the winner. The award was presented to Jane by Dr. Dolores Brown OBE, Master of The Worshipful Company Of Engineers, and Mark Wild OBE FREng. Jane was nominated by Derrick Willer MBE who has organised the local and International Schools Liaison Community, www.schoolsliaisoncommunity.net |
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Our Committee
| Chair | Yuri Vershenin |
| Vice Chair | Vacancy |
| Secretary | Andrew Tickle |
| Treasurer | Simon Brook |
| Online Administrator | Vanessa Stanley |
| Schools Liaison Officer | Vacancy |
| IET Midlands Manufacturing Network Chair | David Archer |
| Retired Members Chair | Derrick Willer |
| Young Professionals Network Chair | Calvin Chan |
| Local Network Manager (IET Staff) | Julie Hudson |
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Want to Volunteer with us?
The Local Network comes together to deliver a series of activities designed to promote the importance of science, engineering and technology to the general public, encourage young people to enter the profession and provide opportunities for engineers to share and develop knowledge and network with each other.
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Get in Touch
If you would like to find out more information and/or join, please get in touch: CoventryandWarks@ietvolunteer.org
For the Young Professionals Network, please contact: ietypcovwarks@outlook.com