Interim Registration To Become A Chartered Engineer

 


 

If you have a keen desire to work as a Chartered Engineer in the United Kingdom, then reading this blog can be very useful for you. Here, we will provide you with the benefits of Interim Registration, and how it can help you attain the chartered status. 

Attaining the chartered status means that you will be seen with more respect, and you will have a much wider list of opportunities for your career growth. The best thing about being registered as a Chartered engineer is that your qualifications and status will be recognized worldwide. it means you can also make your career as an engineer in any developed country you want. So, read the whole blog with your undivided attention. 

 

Interim CEng: 

Interim registration means that you have fulfilled the academic requirements of registration and are moving to the competency of a Chartered Engineer. Let’s know much better how Interim CEng can work for you below. 

 

How Interim registration can help you attain the Chartered status? 

As a CEng hopeful, you should first aim at Interim registration. The reason is it can take you to the Chartered status pathway. Interim registration can be helpful for you if you have acquired an acceptable qualification for Chartered Engineer registration but do not have sufficient experience in the workplace to fulfill all of the UK-SPEC criteria. 

Once you have sufficient experience (five years in indicative), then your application for full Chartered Engineers status will be free from any obstacles. 

 

Other benefits of Interim registration for CEng:

You can have access to the IFE’s international branch network and special interest groups

You can benefit from online CPD tracking 

You will have access to MY IFE online resources, which includes sector vacancies 

You can have mentor/mentee guidance 

You will benefit from local international CPD events

You will get access to IFE Journal, newsletter, and online access to achieved publications 

 

How to Apply? 

The assessment criteria for Interim Chartered Engineer also fulfill the requirements for Associate grade membership of the IFE. In other words, you can apply for Interim CEng registration and Associate (AIFireE) using a single application. 

 

To be kept in mind: 

if you want to become Interim registered as a Chartered Engineer or Incorporated Engineer, then you should apply for this instead of applying for Associate alone. A successful Interim application will achieve Associate membership automatically. Therefore, an Associate application doesn’t need to be made. 

If you live outside the United Kingdom, then you should contact your local branch (if available) first, especially if you prefer to pay in local currency. If no local branch is available, then you prefer to deal with IFE directly. 

 

Application requirements: 

 

Academic requirements: provide any one of the following: 

  • An accredited MEng degree
  • An accredited bachelor’s degree with honors in engineering together with an approved or accredited master’s degree or accredited further learning to master’s level. 

You should check first whether your degrees are approved by the Engineering Council. 

The Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) finds both experience and academic qualifications valuable. 

Due to this, IFE will consider your application if you don’t fulfill the academic qualification requirements but can prove that you have the same level of knowledge and understanding. 

Based on application submission, the IFE Individual Route Panel will make a recommendation and inform you about any extra proof necessary. 

 

Other requirements: 

2 Chartered Engineer referees. In operation from 1 January 2019, these are not required any longer. 

If you don’t fulfill the standard academic requirement, then submit a copy of your degree(s) course module list/transcript and a synopsis or abstract for any projects or dissertations that formed part of your degree(s). 

 

Subscriptions and payments: 

If the application is successful, yearly subscriptions are payable. You can make payments using direct debit, credit/debit card, sterling cheque, or bankers draft. 

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