In this 13 minute podcast, three Chartered Engineers, provide their tips and advice on completing the Chartered Engineer application form (from Engineers Ireland) and also provide advice when it comes to the interview itself - which is part of the process of becoming a Chartered Engineer. Pictured is Laura Woodbyrne who is one of the participants in this podcast.  She is a Chartered civil engineer with 12 years’ postgraduate experience in Ireland and the UK.

Becoming a Chartered Engineer: Advice & guidance on the application form & interview.

In this podcast, the second in our series of three from Engineers Ireland, an aeronautical engineer, a chemical engineer and a civil engineer talk about why they became engineers and why they moved on to become a Chartered Engineer with Engineers Ireland. They share their own experiences and advice.  We are grateful to engineers Eimear Pepper,(pictured), Laura Woodbyrne and Philip Healy for participating in this podcast and we hope their insights will help you in your decision-making about considering engineering as a profession, and about becoming a Chartered Engineer.

Why Become a Chartered Engineer?

In this podcast, the third in a series of three from Engineers Ireland, Gearóid Fitzgerald, Mechanical Engineer from County Limerick(pictured) shares his story, including how he became a Chartered Engineer with Engineers Ireland and provides advice and tips for engineers who are thinking of taking this path.  We are grateful to Gearóid for his participation in this podcast.

Gearóid Fitzgerald speaks about Becoming a Chartered Engineer.

With over 25,000 members from every discipline of engineering, Engineers Ireland is the voice of the engineering profession in Ireland.

We have been representing the engineering profession since 1835, making us one of the oldest and largest professional bodies in Ireland.

Members come from every discipline of engineering, and range from engineering students to fellows of the profession.

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