Engineers Ireland membership supports engineers at every stage of the career ladder. From the student; career starter; early career, mid-career to pre-retired and retired engineers Ireland provides support at every step of the way for engineering professionals.
Being a member assures your clients, the public and your peers of your ability to deliver professional engineering services. Working towards attaining your professional title will indicate to employers your commitment to excellence in your field.
At the early stage of your engineering career, membership will provide the international recognition necessary of your academic and professional qualifications, whether you want to travel abroad or your employer is bidding for international work. For those who are at mid-career level, being a member assures your clients, the public and your peers of your ability to deliver professional engineering services. Working towards attaining your professional title will indicate to employers your commitment to excellence in your field.
Among many development and CPD opportunities for you in your early career, the Future Professionals Programme in particular offers you structured development targeted at helping young professionals to advance their careers. At mid-career level membership provides many mentoring, interviewer and board opportunities in allowing you to enhance your leadership skills and to inform your business of best practice in the profession. The CPD event calendar is full of opportunities for you to polish your leadership skills
You can enhance your skills and your professional development through a wide range of lectures, events and CPD accredited training courses.
Engineers Ireland also runs a number of initiatives at primary and post-primary level through its STEPS programme. This also involves attending numerous events throughout the year. You can really make a difference in a young person’s life by telling him/her about your experiences. In particular if you are just starting out on your professional career this volunteer opportunity affords you a chance to hone your presentation and communication skills, essential tools for any professional.
No one will know more about the experience of studying engineering and entering the career than you so this is a real opportunity to practice keeping an audience entertained while informed on engineering content.
To find out more, Engineers Ireland will be hosting the next guest workshop tomorrow Friday October 5 at WIN, in Enterprise Ireland, Mervue. See its website for more information.
