The route to success
Opportunities exist for professional engineers at all levels and engineering is one of the few career areas where there are clear professional progression routes through work-based learning. Put simply, you don’t have to go to university to pursue a career in engineering.
Engineers are frequently described by their category of professional registration. You may have heard of ‘Engineering Technicians’, 'Incorporated Engineers' and 'Chartered Engineers'. For more information about professional registration click here.
The career route map below shows various ways to become a professional engineer. (Click on the route map below to download a copy).
This map is also available printed to A4 size click here to request your own copy.
Click here for more examples of qualifications that may lead to a career in engineering and technology.
Click here or here for more information about how you can compare qualifications across national boundaries.
Click here for more information about national entry standards, qualifications, and career progression within engineering.
