Barbara Taylor
Institution of Civil Engineers
membership development officer
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- Date
- 22 September 2026
- Time
- 12:00 - 13:00 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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The technician professional review – start your journey
https://ice.org.uk/events/professional-qualification-training/technician-professional-review-start-your-journey-22-sep-26
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Who is this for? Engineers and Technicians who need an introduction to the Technician Professional Review (TPR) which you sit to achieve the ICE professional qualification EngTech MICE.
When to attend? If you plan to make an application for TPR in the next 12-18 months.
Why attend? If you want to understand how to make an application for TPR.
How long is the session? 60mins
What will it contain? Background information on who can apply, the application process, the application content, the review day, next steps and where to go for further information.
Look here for further information about TPR Technician Professional Review | Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) which you can watch before joining the session.
The session will be delivered by MRT staff in MSTeams.
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Janet Benefo
Institution of Civil Engineers
Membership Development officer
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Janet Benefo
Janet Benefo is an MDO in London. Janet can give advice on applying for membership at any grade, and how you can work towards professional qualification.
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