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EngTech: A way to set your CV apart as an undergraduate in the jobs market

EngTech Registration

EngTech professional registration
EngTech professional registration

Did you know that, if you are a student who’s completed 2 years of an undergraduate degree course + 36 weeks of relevant work experience in engineering, you can apply for EngTech registration with IMechE.

This allows you to demonstrate to employers that you are competent and that you will be able to hit the ground running if you join their business.  All you need to do is write up your work experience in an EngTech application form, an interview is not required.

Many Universities offer an industrial placement as part of their degree programmes, this also meets the requirements for an EngTech application. 

Craig Davies, IMechE Membership Development Manager said:

“I have worked closely with students from Cardiff University, the University of the West of England (UWE), the University of Southampton to support their EngTech applications.  It is incredibly rewarding to see these individuals gain professional recognition and take confident steps forward and getting a head start in their engineering careers;

More details about EngTech professional registration.

If you need help with preparing your EngTech application, contact  MDM@imeche.org
 
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