Student Presentation 2007 Inductions

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Becoming a

Professional Engineerwith ICE

The value of studentmembership

Institution of Civil Engineers

Trevor Simm BSc(Eng) CEng FICE

Membership Development Officer


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Contents

What is ICE?

What makes a professional engineer?

How to become professionally qualified

The benefits of ICE student membership

ICE support during your training


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What is ICE?

Founded in 1818, the Institution of Civil Engineerswas the very first engineering Institution

ICE has 70,000 members and is recognised andvalued worldwide for its excellence as a:

Centre for learningdeveloping members skills

Qualifying bodysetting the standards Public voice promoting the profession

Facilitator for best practice continuouslyimproving the industry


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The Institutions Core Purpose

To set standards for the qualification andregistration of all persons engaged in CivilEngineering.

To provide a knowledge exchange for bestpractice and promote the contribution thatcivil engineers make to society.


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Why becomeprofessionally qualified?

Increased employability

Recognition

Greater responsibility

Higher salary


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How to becomeprofessionally qualified

Academic

Training &

workplaceexperience

ProfessionalReview

Professional qualification route

ICE Membership

Student

Professionally

Qualified

MICE

Graduate

Chartered Engineer

CEng

Engineering Technician

EngTech

Incorporated Engineer

IEng


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Work Experience and IPD

To gain a professional qualification with ICE youneed to demonstrate that you have applied yourknowledge effectively in a working environment

This is part of what is known as Initial ProfessionalDevelopment

Initial Professional Development

ICE trainingagreement

Self managedtraining


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Attributes of a ProfessionalCivil Engineer

Engineering Knowledge and Understanding

Engineering Application

Management and Leadership Independent Judgement and Responsibility

Commercial Ability

Health, Safety and Welfare

Sustainable Development

Interpersonal Skills and Communication

Professional Commitment


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Online networking and knowledge sharing

ICE library

Talks, seminars and social events

Reduced subscription to NCE

Graduate and student committees local andnational

Demonstrates commitment on your CV and in jobinterviews

Student Membership -The Benefits


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Graduate and Student

Committees

Talks, Meetings,

Technical Visits.Social Events:

quiz nights, dinners,5-aside football competitions

Put forward your

views to ICE

Represented nationally by theGraduates and Students

National Committee

Regional Support Teamto offer help with all

aspects of your training

Networkingopportunities

Student Membership


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Student Members of ICE are onthe fast-track to qualifying as a

professional engineer

But above all..


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Need more information?

Any of the following can help

www.ice.org.uk

ICE Regions Regional MembershipDevelopment

Officers

ICE MembershipDepartment

Graduate & Student

Groups


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Your next decision is easy

Log on to www.ice.org.uk and register as a

Student Member of ICE.

It takes only 5 minutes and is absolutely free.

Embark on becoming a professional today!

Institution of Civil EngineersOne Great George StreetWestminsterLondonSW1P 3AA


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Becoming a Student Memberthe practicalities

(http://www.ice.org.uk/students)


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HOW TO CONTACT US?

CUBE OFFICE:Regional Administrator(Janice Parkinson)

Tel: 07976 313656

E-mail: [email protected]

Membership Development

Officers:Lancashire, IOM & Cumbria

(Trevor Simm)

Central and North Manchester(David Newton)

South Manchester, Cheshire and Mside(Gillian Elvy)

[email protected]

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Regional Manager:(Alan Butler)

Tel: 0114 229 5738

E-mail: [email protected]

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Student Presentation 2007 Inductions