The Engineering Design Show 2024 will be taking place in Coventry in September.
There are opportunities for speakers, which I think will be a useful platform for me to air some of my thoughts about Professional Registration. The whole concept of titles C.Eng. and I.Eng. can be misunderstood not only by employers seeking to recruit staff to fill specific positions but the accolades are equally misunderstood by many engineers hoping to become certified or registered as professionals in their fields.
To this end, I have decided to participate by presenting this topic with a view to clarify the issue and help those wishing to pursue professional registration and employers too, looking for professionally registered staff.
Here are details of my submission to secure a place at this year’s EDS.
Bio:
Tamer Temel. C.Eng. B.Eng. M.I.E.T. attained his Bachelors’ degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering, from the University of North London in 1997. Worked as R+D Engineer. and subsequently as electronic product design and development Consultant. Tamer has also served as Professional Registration Advisor role for the IET from 2007 through 2021.
Presentation Title:
Differentiation of engineers by their professional registration titles
Presentation Abstract:
This presentation aims to clarify characteristics of engineers and scientists by types of professional registration titles such as Chartered Engineer (C.Eng),, Incorporated Engineer (I.Eng), are the industry standard definitions proposed by and represents ECUK’s ‘ hallmark for professionals in their fields. However, types of registration is not always understood by employers seeking graduates with these titles in their recruitment processes, furthermore the issue is equally misunderstood by engineers wishing to become professionally registered.
