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Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Installation - published January 2012.
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24 May 2012 | IET London: Savoy Place
29 - 30 May 2012 | Lisbon Congress Centre, Lisbon, Portugal
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Professional Registration - How to Tackle It
Workshop
If you are a non-professionally registered member of the IET here is an opportunity to find out that gaining CEng, IEng or EngTech is easier than you think.
Speaker(s)
Mr Ron McMurtrie
Location
Adam Smith College, Stenton Campus, Stenton Road, Glenrothes, Fife. KY6 2RA
(This was wrongly shown as Kirkcaldy previously - sorry for any inconvenience caused).
Organiser
IET Scotland SE Local Network
About this event
About this event
If you are a non-professionally registered member of the IET here is an opportunity to find out that gaining CEng, IEng or EngTech is easier than you think.
At the free Professional Registration Workshop being run by IET Scotland South East, you will be able get advice and guidance on development action plans and completing Form M(CEPD) or Form ET. You will be surprised at just how straight forward it is. The Workshop will also provide an opportunity to have your questions answered.
The presentation will commence at 6.00pm.
Following this at around 7.15pm Advisers will be on hand to look through your drafts of Form M(CEPD) or Form ET which can be downloaded from the IET website at http://www.theiet.org/careers/profreg/. Make 1st March your target to complete!
Any colleagues interested in finding out about the IET and registration as Chartered or Incorporated Engineers or Engineering Technicians are also welcome to attend.
Achieving EC(UK) registration is a personal demonstration of commitment to raising the public profile of Engineering and the maintenance of professional standards. It is an independent, well-established, internationally recognised award. It should guarantee your customers a consistent and quality service and ensure your valuable skills are in high demand.
Further information from Robert D'Arcy
