Read the latest news, insight and case studies from the Engineering Council as we work with partners across the profession to raise standards, respond to change and support responsible engineering.
From professional registration and Standards updates to policy developments and registrant stories, this is where we share how the promise of responsible engineering is being made real.
The Engineering Council would like to congratulate the 28 distinguished registrants who have been elected as Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng).
Professional registration enhances credibility, showcasing your commitment to high standards and continuous development. For me, transitioning from a Manufacturing Engineer at Rolls-Royce to a Technology Consultant at Capgemini Invent, has provided invaluable recognition, networking opportunities, and a solid foundation to help clients navigate digital transformations with confidence and expertise.
Job progression was the main contributor to becoming professionally registered. The more senior the role, the more it becomes a prerequisite. Although nothing can replace experience it does demonstrate competence within your field and has enabled me to apply for jobs I couldn’t have otherwise.
How AI could be used in the education sector, with reference to the research of the Engineering Council's AI Working Group close-out report.
It validates your expertise, strengthens your credibility, and opens doors to leadership opportunities within engineering and beyond.
Across England today, students will receive their A level, AS level and T level results.
The Women’s Engineering Society (WES) has announced the appointment of Susan Robson MBE as its permanent Chief Executive Officer, following a successful term as Interim CEO since November 2024.
The Royal Academy of Engineering has announced that OrganOx has won the MacRobert Award, the longest-running prize for UK engineering innovation
INCOSE UK has formally rebranded as The Institute for Systems Engineering (IfSE), marking a significant milestone for the UK Systems Engineering Community.
I would recommend pursuing professional registration because it offers numerous benefits that can significantly enhance your engineering career and demonstrates that the competency has been independently assessed against rigorous standards, enhancing credibility among employers, clients, and peers. Additionally, becoming a CEng not only validates the expertise but also provides opportunities for career growth, higher earnings, international mobility, and committing to continuous professional development and ethical practice.
The Engineering Council would like to congratulate the registered engineers and technicians who have been shortlisted as finalists in this year’s Engineering Talent Awards (ETAs).