- Date
- 22 June 2021
- Time
This event has now ended
Overview
The ICE Bristol & Bath GSA Committee is delighted to bring you the first of a series of informal Attribute Workshop sessions, with an initial focus on the Sustainable Development Attribute.
The workshop will allow you to get additional support from your local ICE Membership Development Officer, Suzanne Willis (Bristol). Suzanne will overview the attribute including recent changes through Membership Streamlining.
Suzanne will be joined by two recently Chartered Civil Engineers from Arup, Joanna Rothwell MEng CEng MICE and Rosheena Jugdhurry MEng CEng MICE, who will share examples on how they demonstrated their knowledge and experience specific to this attribute on their IPD. Also joining will be Oliver Goody EngTech MICE who will discuss this attribute in relation to his Technician Professional Review. The workshop will be followed by a Q&A session, so bring your questions about the attribute to the event and ask away!
The session is intended to support all those working towards ICE membership, whether you are a student who is just starting out, a technician or an experienced graduate close to sitting your Professional Review.
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