EngTech Professional Registration
Engineering Technician is a formal recognition of your engineering skills and competence and an important stepping stone towards becoming an Incorporated Engineer or a Chartered Engineer.
Watch recordings of the online presentations (below) delivered by professional institutions and find out how to apply for EngTech
Read about these student's experiences of completing EngTech whislt on placement:
David's completed the EngTech with the IET
John's experience with ICE
Jessica completed the EngTech with IMechE
For your reference:
The UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence and Commitment (UK-SPEC) - 4th Edition
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IMECHE - Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering students applying for the EngTech registration after completing their placement year are eligible to apply via approved route (scroll down this webpage to find the link to the registration page). Approved route scheme number is ETS231.
Application Fees (you don't need to pay a fee of £40 as it is covered within our approved route form)
Contact: Adam.Jarvie@imeche.org if you have any enquiries or would like to book 1-1 appointment.
Find a sponsor: please email the Year in Industry team for details
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IET - find out more about the IET EngTech qualification, types of membership, and application process.
Contact: Birch,Rhiann <RBirch@theiet.org>; University contact for IET: Mahmoud I Masoud <m.masoud@sheffield.ac.uk>
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IChemE - Using the letters ' TIChemE' after your name will show employers that you have a high level of skills and experience.
Professional registration for EngTech - pdf, slides
EngTech Professional qualification - recording
Contact: Oliva Callaghan (OCallaghan@icheme.org)
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ICE - Additional information on EngTech for civil engineering students
Contact: Elizabeth Thompson <Elizabeth.Thompson@ice.org.uk> or Elena Rinaldi <elena.rinaldi@ice.org.uk>
Current application form
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