NewStats: 3,263,619 , 8,180,776 topics. Date: Friday, 06 June 2025 at 08:38 PM 4f2w2a

molybdenum0012:
I am glad to inform you all that I have been finally offered the job in my state.

Thanks to everyone who has in one way or the other contributed to this success. Special thanks to the guy who shared that interview links. God bless you all.

Congratulations. I wish you the very best in your career.

LovePeaceJoy:
Thank you for sharing this video and tips.

My pleasure.

molybdenum0012:



Thanks for this. Wish I saw this earlier before my interview today. Another one coming up next week thought. I will make use of all ypur suggestions. Thanks again

All the very best. Write down all the answers to the competency based questions in advance.

I wish you guys the very best.

Please consider obtaining Chartered Engineering status with internationally recognised institutions like the IET, the ICE or IMechE. It will give you a huge edge.

Davidnilla:
Btw electrical engineering and civil engineering, which is more broad and profitable?

I'm trying to pick btw these two courses. I'm naturally good at electrics and drawing

You need to ask yourself which of them you prefer. This will help you make the decision. Both of them are great engineering disciplines with huge prospects. There are job opportunities for both. Do you plan to see yourself in the UK, the US or Canada? Maybe Nigeria? You have got loads of projects everywhere for both disciplines.

Kingosytex:


Civil gives you a broader chance as it's more open than Electrical.

Not correct.

Both disciplines provide opportunities. You need to ask yourself where you plan to work. Ask yourself which sector you see yourself working in.
I mentor candidates to achieve UK Chartered Engineering status with both the ICE and the IET and so I have a good idea for what the engineering job market is like in the UK, the middle east, Canada and the USA and I can tell you that options are huge for both. One is not better than the other.

molybdenum0012:


Yes, I have been using LinkedIn and glassdoor. Not sure it's resume 'cos I get called for the first phase of the interview, the phone interviews . And it's not like I do not have relevant experience. I am suspecting maybe I do not have American experience yet or something. Someone said I should work on my elevation pitch when next I get called

It's really discouraging though, but giving up sha.

1. If you are called for an interview, it means that your experience has opened that door for you.
2. If you impress at the interview, you will progress to the next stage.
3. How good are your answers to interview questions? Have you prepared for all competency based interviews?
4. Try this video and see if the questions and answers are helpful. It is for specific Engineering but you should get the idea and adapt it to your field.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85i5TLyol18
5. Write down answers to all your competency based questions and see how well they stack up. A quick look at your answers can help us determine if you need some extra work.
6. You cannot give up when you have a plan and are determined. You got this. All the best!

ENGINEERS, Do you Need to show your plan for personal development in an application? Perhaps you need to do this for achieving PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS?
Do you want to gain local/national/international recognition of your competence, as clearly demonstrated through the use of the relevant post-nominal title?
★ Chartered Engineer (CEng)
★ Incorporated Engineer (IEng)
★ Engineering Technician (EngTech)

➤ If seeking any of the above Professional Registrations (and/or Institution hip) - Do you know how to give a clear demonstration of your planned personal development?

HOW DO I CREATE MY DEVELOPMENT PLAN?
Typically, you will participate in your company/organisations development review process, which often takes place annually with interim reviews every 6 months.
For this continual process, your previous experiences are evaluated, critically assessed and new objectives are set.
Commonly, with your line manager,career-related, you identify career aspirations and development needs in-line with company/organisation objectives.
These reviews encourage focus and planning of your future career.

WHAT SHOULD MY PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN INCLUDE?
Within your plan, you should give details of the career related objectives you wish to achieve. A good way to do this is to categorise your objectives by time, as follows:
✪ Short Term (1-3 years)
✪ Medium Term (3-7 years)
✪ Long Term (7+ years)

WHAT HELP IS THERE?
Problems beginning or completing your application is costing you your valuable time, opportunities (promotions, pay rises, eligibility for overtime or prestigious project work) and may also be making you feel uneasy or anxious.

Common problems, typically encountered include:
- Troubles getting started with the application(s)
- Difficulties part-way through,
- Stresses near submission,
- Issues preparing for an interview, or
- Concerns prior to a re-submission.

GOT A QUESTION?
If you need help starting/progressing/finishing your Professional Registration application, then get in with us today.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zewJKBAEo8

Good luck to all those applying, all your hard work will be worth it!

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ENGINEERS, Do you Need to show your plan for personal development in an application? Perhaps you need to do this for achieving PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS?
Do you want to gain local/national/international recognition of your competence, as clearly demonstrated through the use of the relevant post-nominal title?
★ Chartered Engineer (CEng)
★ Incorporated Engineer (IEng)
★ Engineering Technician (EngTech)

➤ If seeking any of the above Professional Registrations (and/or Institution hip) - Do you know how to give a clear demonstration of your planned personal development?

HOW DO I CREATE MY DEVELOPMENT PLAN?
Typically, you will participate in your company/organisations development review process, which often takes place annually with interim reviews every 6 months.
For this continual process, your previous experiences are evaluated, critically assessed and new objectives are set.
Commonly, with your line manager,career-related, you identify career aspirations and development needs in-line with company/organisation objectives.
These reviews encourage focus and planning of your future career.

WHAT SHOULD MY PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN INCLUDE?
Within your plan, you should give details of the career related objectives you wish to achieve. A good way to do this is to categorise your objectives by time, as follows:
✪ Short Term (1-3 years)
✪ Medium Term (3-7 years)
✪ Long Term (7+ years)

WHAT HELP IS THERE?
Problems beginning or completing your application is costing you your valuable time, opportunities (promotions, pay rises, eligibility for overtime or prestigious project work) and may also be making you feel uneasy or anxious.

Common problems, typically encountered include:
- Troubles getting started with the application(s)
- Difficulties part-way through,
- Stresses near submission,
- Issues preparing for an interview, or
- Concerns prior to a re-submission.

GOT A QUESTION?
If you need help starting/progressing/finishing your Professional Registration application, then get in with us today.
[email protected]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zewJKBAEo8

Good luck to all those applying, all your hard work will be worth it!

#engineering #engineers #d #charteredengineer #incorporatedengineer #engineeringtechnician #ceng #ieng #engtech #professionalregistration #2022goals #2022planning #careerdevelopment #ecuk #ecukukspec #getchartered #professionaldevelopment #career #development #opportunities #engineer

ENGINEERS, Do you Need to show your plan for personal development in an application? Perhaps you need to do this for achieving PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS?
Do you want to gain local/national/international recognition of your competence, as clearly demonstrated through the use of the relevant post-nominal title?
★ Chartered Engineer (CEng)
★ Incorporated Engineer (IEng)
★ Engineering Technician (EngTech)

➤ If seeking any of the above Professional Registrations (and/or Institution hip) - Do you know how to give a clear demonstration of your planned personal development?

HOW DO I CREATE MY DEVELOPMENT PLAN?
Typically, you will participate in your company/organisations development review process, which often takes place annually with interim reviews every 6 months.
For this continual process, your previous experiences are evaluated, critically assessed and new objectives are set.
Commonly, with your line manager,career-related, you identify career aspirations and development needs in-line with company/organisation objectives.
These reviews encourage focus and planning of your future career.

WHAT SHOULD MY PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN INCLUDE?
Within your plan, you should give details of the career related objectives you wish to achieve. A good way to do this is to categorise your objectives by time, as follows:
✪ Short Term (1-3 years)
✪ Medium Term (3-7 years)
✪ Long Term (7+ years)

WHAT HELP IS THERE?
Problems beginning or completing your application is costing you your valuable time, opportunities (promotions, pay rises, eligibility for overtime or prestigious project work) and may also be making you feel uneasy or anxious.

Common problems, typically encountered include:
- Troubles getting started with the application(s)
- Difficulties part-way through,
- Stresses near submission,
- Issues preparing for an interview, or
- Concerns prior to a re-submission.

GOT A QUESTION?
If you need help starting/progressing/finishing your Professional Registration application, then get in with us today.
[email protected]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zewJKBAEo8

Good luck to all those applying, all your hard work will be worth it!

#engineering #engineers #d #charteredengineer #incorporatedengineer #engineeringtechnician #ceng #ieng #engtech #professionalregistration #professionaldevelopment #career #development #opportunities #engineer

I pray God helps them.

Great tips