Many engineers have expressed a wish to become Professionally Registered Engineers and Members of the IMechE. This webinar has been designed to help you through each of the UK-SPEC competence statements and application paperwork, preparing you for the submission of your application from and Professional Review Interview. Guidance, feedback and advice will be provided throughout the day, as you write your application.

You must already meet the academic and competence requirements to be able to attend this workshop. We will ask you to confirm this when you book. Evidence of meeting the academic requirement can be an email confirmation following completion of theQualification Checker, the email outcome of an Academic Review application or confirmation email from the IMechE Membership team. If you haven’t completed a Qualification Checker before,please complete the form online.

What you'll be able to do at the end of this course:
•Understand how your qualifications, career and experience map across to the requirements for CEng Registration
•Compose Personal Competence Statements and a Development Action Plan
•Submit an application for Membership
•Prepare for your Professional Review Interview

Topics covered
•The application form and competence statements
•The Development Action Plan
•The Professional Review Interview

Date(s) & Time(s):

•27 March for 2 hours (19:00-21:00) covering intro and Comp A and B.

•29 March for 2 hours (19:00-21:00) covering Comp C, D, E and the rest.

Location:

WebEx Presentation

Attendance is free of charge.

Online Registration:
•There are a maximum of 20 places available for both sessions.
•Certificate of Attendance will not be issued for this event.
•You don’t have to be a member of the Institution to participate.

Once registered you will receive log-in details for both sessions on the 27th and 29th March.


Speaker:
Tom Owen is the Senior Development Manager, International, at the Institution and is part of the Business Development team focused on growing membership globally. He supports engineers through the process of Professional Registration and provides guidance and advice to applicants and their employers. He is responsible for creating and maintaining long term relationships with key engineering companies, as well as introducing new companies and sites to the Institution.