Engineering Council
Educators, developers and providers
As a developer and provider of engineering education are you aware of the value of aligning your learning outcomes with the standards required for professional registration with the Engineering Council?
Whether your education and training programmes are in the form of an academic or vocational qualification, an apprenticeship or degree, approval or accreditation from one or more professional engineering institutions licensed by the Engineering Council can offer a range of benefits:
- Evidence that your qualification or degree programme is recognised professionally and meets standards set by the profession
- It will be more attractive to prospective students, employers and trainees
- Students and trainees who complete an approved or accredited course will find professional registration more straightforward
- Your course or programme will be more internationally recognised than one that is non-accredited or non-approved
Below you will find tailored information on how to get your engineering education or training programme approved or accredited:
Awarding Organisations
Information on approval of qualifications and apprenticeships as counting towards Engineering Technician (EngTech) or ICT Technician (ICTTech) registration
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FE providers & employers
Information on how to offer qualifications and apprenticeships that have been approved to help your students to become professionally registered with the Engineering Council
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Information for Higher Education (HE) providers
Information for universities on how to get their degree courses accredited as fully or partially meeting the education requirements for IEng or Chartered Engineer (CEng) registration
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Registration for HE teachers and researchers
Are you an HE teacher or researcher? Then professional registration with the Engineering Council is as important for you as it is for those working in industry!
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