- Date
- 21 May 2026
- Time
- 17:45 - 19:00 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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Jacobs Cardiff Forth Floor Churchill House 17 Churchill Way Cardiff, CF10 2HH United Kingdom
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Overview
The ICE Early Careers Network (ECNet) Wales Cymru represents all graduate, student, technician and apprentice members of the ICE working or studying in Wales.
Following a brief talk by a member of the ICE providing general tips and advice when working towards achieving a professional qualification with the ICE, as well as a more specific focus on the content of attribute 5 (Sustainable Development), we will engage in discussion with time to work on the attribute and obtain further individual advice on how to evidence attribute 5.
This is a fantastic opportunity for you to engage in informal networking, share experiences, ask questions, and build confidence and clarity on the path to obtain your desired professional qualification - whether you are working towards IEng or CEng, all are welcome!
We look forward to seeing you – everyone is welcome!
Snacks and refreshments will be provided and we look forward to seeing you!
For more information follow our social media accounts, join our mailing list or email us directly:
Other sessions
There will be a series of seven sessions of the Attribute Club between March and June 2026:
- Session 1: Attribute 1: Understanding and Practical Application of Engineering
- Session 3: Attribute 3: Commercial Ability
- Session 4: Attribute 4: Health, Safety and Welfare
- Session 5: Attribute 5: Sustainable Development
- Session 6: Attribute 6: Interpersonal Skills and Communication
- Session 7: Attribute 7: Professional Commitment
Snacks and refreshments will be provided and we look forward to seeing you!
Sustainable Development Goals:
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