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Topic Title: How to become a electronic engineer? Topic Summary: Created On: 25 January 2012 08:11 AM Status: Post and Reply |
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Hi there, I have been offered a role in our company to train as an electronic engineer. What i dont know is the best route to take? i have seen a course titled BTEC level 3 advanced diploma in electronic engineering which is online and with work an a young family its flexibility appeals. Does this sound like a good place to start?? I have little electrical an electronic knowledge but only aknowledged in the form of a 70hr appreciation course at college and a NVQ level 3 in electrical maintenace. thanks rich |
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28 January 2012 10:22 AM
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When you say an electronic engineer, what will you actually be doing? (It makes a big difference as to the type of triaining/education you will need.)
------------------------- Andy Millar CEng MIET MCMI http://www.linkedin.com/in/millarandy |
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22 February 2012 09:57 PM
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If you have little experience of electronics, a good place to start is by taking a subscription of one of the hobby electronic magazines such as Electronics Today International, Elektor, or Everyday Practical Electronics. There are probably others. These magazines will give you an insight into what the various aspects of electronics can do as well as teach you some electronics theory.
By the way, is your company asking you to train for the post they are offering you in your own time? Have you tried for day release? |
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09 March 2012 05:48 PM
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In my apprentership, I started out doing a BTEC National in Electrical Engineering. This was a great place to put a good foundation down on a range of electrical based subjects.
I would also recommend talking to the IET about different courses that our available to you though, because they may be able to direct you down a more convenient learning path. Adam ------------------------- Fail to prepare...Prepare to fail! Adam |
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