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The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Abbey Wood CBRS Launch

Kayleigh Winter MOD Development Manager

Agenda

About the IET Membership & Benefits Professional Registration Application & Support Q&A

Creation of The IET

The UK’s only multi-disciplinary professional institution for Engineers and Technicians

1871 1909 2006 1887

Renamed Institution

• f Electrical

Engineers (IEE)

1921

Royal Charter

1963

Registered Charity Savoy Place Purchased Merged with IIE

About the IET

4,000

VOLUNTEERS

168,000 MEMBERS

The UK’s largest professional institution for Engineers and Technicians

MULTI-DISCIPLINARY

The UK’s only multi-disciplinary institution working across five key sectors:

About the IET

About the IET

Communications

including Telecoms and Signal Processing, Radar, Sonar & Navigation, RF and Microwave, Mobile

Power

including Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Utility/Supply, Fossil, Renewable, Oil and Gas

Financial Services Biotechnology Public Services Education Defence Construction Transport

including Aerospace, Automotive, Rail

Manufacturing

including Food, Drink & Pharmaceutical, Manufacturing and Process Engineering

Management

including Consultancy

Electronics

including Embedded Systems, EMC, Consumer Electronics, Power Electronics

IT

including Software, Hardware, Cybersecurity

Control and Automation

including Drives and Controls, Machine and Panel Building

Enterprise Partner Community

NORTH WEST MIDLANDS LONDON NORTH EAST SOUTH & EAST SOUTH WEST NORTHERN IRELAND SCOTLAND

IET Corporate Partners

MOD Partners

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Membership and Benefits

APPRENTICE MEMBER STUDENT MEMBER ASSOCIATE MEMBER MEMBER (MIET) TECHNICIAN MEMBER (TMIET) FELLOW (FIET)

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Membership and Benefits

E&T Magazine, our award winning monthly members magazine with features and articles on today’s engineering stories. Published

• nce

a month, and access to back catalogue. Award winning Available on your tablet

JAN 08

E&T Magazine

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Membership and Benefits

Seminars from experts in their field on specific engineering topics. Plus courses, awards and networking events.

1,300

Events across the world annually

150,000

Attendees per annum

Events

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Membership and Benefits

A definitive collection of engineering video content, including lectures, presentations, teaching materials and news, allowing you to view seminars you couldn’t attend in person.

10,900

videos & counting

Searchable

by keywords

IET.tv

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Membership and Benefits

The IET has the worlds largest technical library: ▪ A physical library at our London HQ ▪ A virtual library with thousands of online e- books, e-journals, magazines and reports ▪ The IET’s own Digital Library.

Technical Papers e-Books

Library and Knowledge Services

e-journals

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Membership and Benefits

Europe Barcelona Group Cyprus Network Czech Republic Network France Network Germany Network Gibraltar Network Greece (Hellas) Network Ireland Network Italy Network Malta Network Portugal Group Switzerland Network Middle East Bahrain Network Egypt Network Kuwait Network Qatar Network Saudi Arabia Network United Arab Emirates Africa Ghana Network Mauritius Network Nigeria Network South Africa Network Pakistan Pakistan Network Canada Toronto Network Ottawa Network Montreal USA New England Network Chesapeake Community IET Purdue University Gulf of Mexico Network 
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The IET Local Networks provide

• pportunities for like-minded

people to network, share ideas and expertise, collaborate, learn and keep abreast of news and views.

IET Communities – Local Networks

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Membership and Benefits

The IET supports Technical and Professional Networks driven by groups of volunteers who work

• r have expertise within the topic

area.

Technical Building Information Modelling Cyber Security Community Data Centre Engineering Community Electrical Safety Management EVI-GTI Functional Safety TPN Future Energy Community IET Aerospace Network IET Antennas and Propagation Network IET Automotive and Road Transport Systems Network IET Built Environment Sector IET Consultants Network IET Control and Automation Network IET Design and Production Sector IET Electromagnetics Network IET Energy Sector IET Healthcare Technologies Network IET History of Technology Network IET Hong Kong Electronics and Communications Section IET Hong Kong Informatics and Control Technologies Section IET Hong Kong Management Section IET Hong Kong Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering Section IET Hong Kong Power and Energy Section IET Information and Communications Sector IET Manufacturing Network IET Midlands Power Group IET Multimedia Communications Network IET Power Generation, Conversion and Utilisation Network IET Power Systems and Equipment Network IET Power Trading and Control Network IET PYA Superyacht Chief Engineer & ETO Expert Working Groups IET Radar, Sonar and Navigation Network

IET Communities – Technical and Specialist

IET Railway Network IET RF & Microwave Technology Network IET Robotics and Mechatronics Network IET Satellite Systems and Applications Network IET Scotland E,C & I Network IET Transport Sector IET Tribology Network IET Vision and Imaging Network IET/ACostE Project Controls Network IET/IAM Asset Management Network Infrastructure Operators Adaptation Forum International Measurement Community (IntMC) Lighting Community Midlands Automotive Network Midlands Communications Network Midlands IT Network Oil and Gas Community Power Electronics, Machines & Drives Raspberry Pi Resources Systems Engineering Community Specialist CC-UK CVC Delegate Challenge Group Colloquium on Antennas, Wireless and Electromagnetics Community Administrators Group Diamond Jubilee Scholars Engineers and Dyslexia Help Horizontal Innovation Community IET Connect - IET Benevolent Fund IET India - Internet of Things Panel IET Initial Professional Development IET Innovation Awards IET London: Savoy Place upgrade IET on campus administrators IET Plus! For events user group IET Professional Development IET Schools Liaison Community IET Volunteers IET Scotland - Science, Education & Management Network IET- Registration and Standards LGBT Network MF/1 Community Next Generation Local and Access Networks The IET Women's Network

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Membership and Benefits

Birmingham London Member venues

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Membership and Benefits

The Savoy Place Engineering Hub brings together networking opportunities, state-of-the-art research facilities, inspiring events and a cutting-edge brainstorming and meeting space.

£30 Million

Spent on refurbishment

1909

Home to the IET for over 100 years

EST. Explore

Take a virtual tour using Google maps

IET London: Savoy Place

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• ther:

The Qualifications

Professional Registration

STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD DEMONSTRATE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE

CAREER PROSPECTS

HELP YOUR ORGANISATION SUCCEED

Why become Professionally Registered?

Professional Registration

Stephen Johnson BEng MSc CEng MIET MIET Senior Engineer Excel Engineering Ltd

T +44 (0)1438 776521 M +44 (0)7561 358786 stephen.johnson@excel.com www.exceleng.com Excel Engineering, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX15 3RD

FIET

Designatory Letters

Professional Registration

Competence

Knowledge Skills Attitude and Behaviours

Professional Registration

▪ Develop new or existing technology ▪ Problem solve ▪ Make a key contribution to your business’ success, through innovation, creativity and change ▪ Promote advanced designs or design methods ▪ Develop better production techniques, marketing or construction concepts ▪ Pioneer technology or engineering services and management methods. ▪ Maintain and manage applications of current and developing technology ▪ Apply existing and emerging technology in their work ▪ Problem solve ▪ Contribute to continuous improvement in business processes ▪ Manage the planning, budgeting and

• rganisation of tasks, people and

resources ▪ Have involvement in design, development, manufacture, construction and operation.

The Registrations

Professional Registration

▪ Apply proven techniques and procedures to practical engineering problems ▪ Hold supervisory or technical responsibility ▪ Contribute to design, development, manufacture, commissioning, decommissioning or operation ▪ Maintain products, equipment, processes

• r services

▪ Show a creative approach to your work ▪ Apply safe systems of working. ▪ Support or enable the use of ICT equipment and applications by others ▪ Select and use appropriate ICT resources, techniques, configurations, procedures and methods ▪ Install, operate, support, or maintain ICT systems ▪ Protect ICT systems from intrusion, damage or data loss ▪ Accept or exercise personal responsibility for ICT systems.

The Registrations

Professional Registration

www.ukspec.org.uk

PART D.

INTERPERSONAL SKILLS

PART B.

APPLICATION TO PRACTICE

PART C.

LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT OR SUPERVISION

PART A.

KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING

PART E.

COMMITMENT TO PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS

Competence Framework (UK-SPEC)

Professional Registration

Professional Registration

Competence E

PART E.

COMMITMENT TO PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS ▪ Presenting at the Professional Engineering Forum ▪ Assisting with the CBRS ▪ Becoming an Industry Rep/Professional Registration Advisor (PRA) ▪ Volunteering ▪ STEM

Agenda

Level 3 qualification Bachelors degree Masters degree

An accredited Bachelors degree in engineering or technology Accredited Bachelors plus an accredited Masters Degree Accredited MEng

Underpinning Knowledge & Understanding The benchmarks:

• f

successful applicants via the IET do not have these academic qualifications

68%

Benchmark UK&U achieved by demonstrating: ▪ Further learning ▪ Work-based learning

Professional Registration

1. Age matters

It doesn’t – what matters is that you meet the competencies for your registration category, which are set out in the Engineering Council’s UKSPEC and ICTTech Standard documents.

• 2. Academic qualifications are necessary

You don’t need a master’s to become a Chartered Engineer (CEng), nor a bachelor’s degree to become an Incorporated Engineer (IEng). While academic qualifications are a great way to demonstrate your technical knowledge, it’s possible to apply with vocational qualifications and/or work-based experience.

• 3. You can only gain Engineering Technician

(EngTech) or ICT Technician (ICTTech) with an Apprenticeship

An IET approved apprenticeship is a streamlined route to EngTech or ICTTech, but it’s not the only

• route. Again, it’s all about whether you meet the

relevant competences.

• 4. Professional registration is not for

academics

Academics who’ve become registered with us would disagree. They say that registration is recognised by peers, allows them to take on more departmental responsibilities and get work abroad.

• 5. You must work in innovation to become

CEng

You don’t have to be working in innovation, you could have technical accountability for complex systems.

• 6. You must line manage people to become

IEng/CEng

You don’t have to be managing people, you could be demonstrating strong technical leadership or controlling other aspects of projects.

• 7. You must manage a budget to become

IEng/CEng

Managing a budget isn’t the only way of showing that you’ve had financial

• responsibilities. Experience with mergers and

acquisitions, contracts, tenders, legacy and end

• f life parts replacement – even running your
• wn business - counts.
• 8. The longer your application

answers, the better (and throw in some jargon too)

Assessors want you to get to the point in your answers, while giving them enough information to make a decision. As for jargon, assessors won’t necessarily see it as a mark of your competence, even if they’re experts in your field.

• 9. You should talk exclusively about your

day job

Assessors expect you to provide the most detail on your current role, but you can also draw on previous roles, placements and voluntary work.

• 10. Questions on ethics and

sustainability don’t count

You can fail if you show disregard for ethics, so make sure you have examples ready.

• 11. You shouldn’t need to get help with your

application

Here at the IET, we encourage candidates to get support from experienced, registered engineers who can help them with their development. We

• ffer a mentoring scheme for candidates who

want to develop competences, and Professional Registration Advisors, who can advise on completing application forms.

Myth Busting

Professional Registration

IPD.

DEVELOP YOUR COMPETENCES

Agenda

STEP 1.

JOIN THE IET

STEP 2.

MAP YOUR COMPETENCES AGAINST UK-SPEC

STEP 3.

WRITE YOUR APPLICATION

STEP 4.

PROFESSIONAL REVIEW (INC. INTERVIEW)

There are no interviews required for EngTech or ICTTech

The Process

Professional Registration

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Manage your professional development and apply for professional registration using the IET’s online skills development and recording tool, Career Manager.

Secure

Our servers meet stringent security requirements.

Backed up

No more misplacing that file

• r paper copy.

Career Manager

Application & Support

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Continually assesses your competence in readiness for applying for professional registration using Career Manager.

Gap analysis

Identify development areas against the UK-SPEC.

Share

Get feedback from your line managers

• r mentor on your

progress.

Initial Professional Development (IPD)

Application & Support

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When you are ready to apply for professional registration, it’s important to get help before applying.

Online

▪ IET Career Manager ▪ UK-SPEC ▪ Engineering Council ▪ IET.tv – Video Guides ▪ IET weekly online workshops

The IET

▪ IET Registration Department ▪ IET Mentors ▪ Professional Registration Advisors (PRA)

At work

▪ Mentors ▪ Registered colleagues ▪ Supporters ▪ Line managers ▪ IET Industry Reps

Finding Help

Application & Support

Agenda

Routes Available

Professional Registration

Standard/Individual Route

• Open to anyone who wishes to apply for

professional registration (currently serving/ex-serving/civilian)

• Apply online via Career Manager

Defence Engineer Registration Scheme (DERS)

• Dependent on meeting eligibility criteria
• Streamlined application form and

assessment process

• Endorsement via relevant HQ required

Agenda

Routes Available

Professional Registration

Standard/Individual Route

• Open to anyone who wishes to apply for

professional registration (currently serving/ex-serving/civilian)

• Apply online via Career Manager

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The Application Form

Standard/Individual Route

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Create your application form, upload supporting documents and submit to the IET for assessment using Career Manager.

Guidance notes

It’s important to read these before starting.

Support

Contact the IET Professional Registration department if you need any support.

Apply Online using Career Manager

Standard/Individual Route

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These are individuals, who verify the information you include in your application providing you with a reference

Mandatory

Knows you professionally, working at a senior level to you and with direct knowledge of your role and responsibilities

Preferred

A supporter who is Engineering Council or international equivalent registered engineer, who is a Member or Fellow of the IET

• r another Professional

Engineering Institute (PEI).

Optional

A second and third supporter is

• ptional e.g.

contractors/frequent job moves to enable adequately verified periods for your employment.

Supporters

Application & Support

Agenda

Routes Available

Professional Registration

Defence Engineer Registration Scheme (DERS)

• Dependent on meeting eligibility criteria
• Streamlined application form and

assessment process

• Endorsement via relevant HQ required

Agenda

DERS

Defence Engineer Registration Scheme

1

• Check eligibility criteria
• Download application form

2

• Complete application form
• Obtain endorsement from approved

endorser

3

• Submit application, including

endorsement, to the IET for assessment

• IET Assessment (inc. PRI for CEng/IEng)

Agenda

Application Form

Defence Engineer Registration Scheme

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Helpful hints and tips on how to complete the responsibilities and achievements section of your employment history.

Your Involvement

What did you personally do? Speak in the first person: I designed, I developed, etc.

years

5

Best Projects

Pick two or three best projects to demonstrate your engineering ability from the past five years.

The Value

Indicate size, complexity, strategic importance, etc.

Guidance on Employment History

Application & Support

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Be Reflective

What problems did you face, how did you solve them, what did you learn? How did this benefit your company or organisation.

Responsibility

If appropriate, quantify budget, resources, staffing required, etc.

Guidance on Employment History

Helpful hints and tips on how to complete the responsibilities and achievements section of your employment history.

Application & Support

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It’s important to avoid disclosing any commercial or security sensitive information.

Include

▪ Underlying engineering principles ▪ How you solved the problem ▪ How you developed as an individual ▪ Details available in the public domain.

Exclude

▪ Specific data ▪ Project names/clients ▪ Methodology (trade secrets).

If in doubt, check

Guidance on Employment History

Application & Support

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Here are the steps involved in assessing your application:

Application submitted to the IET Application reviewed Request for further evidence ▪ Additional evidence for a section or subsection ▪ Technical Report Professional Review Interview Results sent in the post There are no interviews required for EngTech or ICTTech Application checked by PRA

• r endorser

Submitting Your Application

Application & Support

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Here’s what to expect in your PRI:

Location

• r

Time Examples

Presentation Q&A on presentation and application

The Professional Registration Interview (PRI)

1 hr

• r

Application & Support

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To help you achieve professional registration you will be offered Company Based Registration Support (CBRS), only available to employees groups working for our partner organisations.

Company Based Registration Support (CBRS)

In-company presentation today Application form submission IET membership support IPD or Professional Registration Workshop PRA review of application forms PRA review of application forms Writing of applications with support from our dedicated team Launch date Week 2 Week 4 Week 6 Week 10 Week 14

Application & Support

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10 to 8 Booking Tool

Clare Peacock – Registration Account Process Manager

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48 Available appointments IET Contact Details Appointment specific information

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49

50

• Confirmation of appointment received via email and SMS upon

booking

50 Add to Outlook / 365 / Google / Yahoo calendar Link to:

• Send us a

message

• Change

appointment

• Cancel

appointment Add to Outlook / 365 / Google / Yahoo calendar

• Send us a

message

• Change

appointment

• Cancel

appointment Chat history

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Appointment Reminders

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• SMS reminder – 6 days before appointment
• SMS and Email reminder – 1 day before appointment
• SMS and Email reminder – 1 hour before appointment

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cbrs@theiet.org 01438 211476

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CEng IEng EngTech ICTTech

Once you’re professionally registered, the next time your membership is due for renewal you are required to pay the annual IET qualified and registered member fee (this rate includes the standard IET membership fee) in addition to the Engineering Council annual registration fee

CEng IEng EngTech/ICTTech

£53.20 £44.90 £18.40

You’ll be assessed against your chosen professional registration category and, if successful, an Engineering Council entrance fee is collected by the IET on their behalf

CEng/IEng EngTech/ICTTech

£210 via Career Manager** £45 via Career Manager** £275 via paper application** £60 via paper application**

Apply online using Career Manager and pay the professional registration application fee]

Associate/MIET/TMIET Membership

£170

We recommend that individuals about to apply for professional registration apply for associate membership*

Step One

Join the IET

Step Two

Professional Registration Application Fee

Step Three

Engineering Council entrance fee

Step Four

Once professionally registered continue to pay your annual fee

Technicians and Engineers that are within the early stages of their career may qualify for IET Advantage or IET Signature reduced membership subscriptions. *The price for associate membership is the same as TMIET or MIET, however the processing time is shorter and it ensures professional registration candidates do not submit the same information for both membership and registration processes. Associate members of the IET who become professionally registered have their membership upgraded automatically free of charge to the appropriate membership category. Associates achieving EngTech or ICTTech will be upgraded to TMIET, those achieving IEng or CEng will be upgraded to MIET **Applications through Career Manager benefit from a discounted rate. Please ask a member of the IET staff for the standard paper application fee. Registration Category IET Qualified and Registered Membership Fee Engineering Council Annual Registration Fee Total Amount CEng £235 £39.90 £274.90 IEng £235 £33.80 £268.80 EngTech £213 £19.40 £232.40 ICTTech £213 £19.40 £232.40 Registration Category IET Qualified and Registered Membership Fee Engineering Council Annual Registration Fee Total Amount CEng £208 £40.90 £248.90 IEng £208 £34.70 £242.70 EngTech £186 £19.90 £205.90 ICTTech £186 £19.90 £205.90

2020 registered members fees

Members Fellows

Membership and Professional Registration Fees

Application & Support

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Refund of Engineering Professional Body Fees 2019DIN07-069

Associate/MIET* £170

Associate/TMIET

£100*

Can claim Cannot claim

*may be less if a qualification has been completed in the past 6 years **waived for serving technician members in the Armed Forces

Membership Fee Application Fee

CEng/IEng £210

EngTech/ICTTech

£0**

Engineering Council Entrance Fee

CEng £53.20 IEng £44.90 EngTech £18.40 ICTTech £18.40

Annual Membership Fee (inc. EC fees)

CEng £261.20 IEng £242.70

EngTech £205.90

ICTTech £205.90 Step 2 – if not yet a member or professionally registered

Annual Renewal

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Online

We will email you with details of how to join via a quick online form.

Phone

We will contact non- members directly to offer personal assistance to join

• ver the phone.

To join the IET as a new member, you can apply:

Text

Text “IET MOD” and “Your Name” to 62277

Joining the IET

Application & Support

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To help you with your professional registration application you can join our Company Based Registration Support (CBRS), only offered to employees groups working for our partner organisations.

Sign up to the CBRS http://form.jotformeu.com/theiet/abbey_wood

Application & Support

Company Based Registration Support

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Q & A

https://www.theiet.org/membership/becoming-a- member/join-the-iet/armed-forces-membership/useful- documents-for-mod/