Member (MIET) You can become a member with the MIET post-nominals by demonstrating that you have achieved appropriate qualifications or a suitable level of work experience in the fields of science, engineering or technology: Appropriate Qualifications Pass/Ordinary/Honours degree (e.g. BSc, BTech, BEng(Hons), MEng, MSc, PhD) in an appropriate subject. Construction Skills Safety Scheme (CSCS/ECS) Platinum Card VQ/SVQ at level 4 or 5 in an appropriate subject The following qualifications can be accepted with a current CV to show evidence of work at Graduate level: Postgraduate diploma, professional qualification Other Honours degrees, higher degrees, BA (Hons), etc. CISCO systems CCNA, CCNP or CCIE City & Guilds 2391 The following qualifications can be accepted alongside work experience (anywhere between 2 - 12 years dependant on the qualification) and work at Graduate level: "Foundation" degree in an appropriate subject HND in technology HNC in technology City & Guilds 236 (electrical installation) Any other qualification (including non- technical degree or no qualification) - assessed on an individual basis Appropriate Work Experience Graduate Training Scheme Postgraduate Research/Study for Masters or PhD Qualified Teacher (QT) responsible for science, mathematics, IT, design or technology FE or HE Lecturer in science, mathematics, IT, engineering, technology Qualifying Supervisor in Electrical Installation (as defined by ECA, NICEIC) Military Trainer (non-commissioned) Industrial Trainer Government Engineer or Technologist Grades B, C or D Armed Services – Commissioned Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers at Warrant Officer or equivalent Legal or Financial professionals working in an engineering or technology environment IT Analyst Consultant Manager/self-employed contractor with responsibility for managing budgets and/or staff and/or contractors and/or contracts Manager, Senior Manager, Director of SMEs (10+ staff) and larger organisations Self-employed contractor – working in graduate roles within client organisations Authorised person/Inspector with legal responsibility/liability for inspection and approval of safety critical systems or equipment
Are you saying here that you don't need Engineering Council registration to get MIET? That would mean very similar to the MBCS which means as a fresh graduate, you can get the title.
Yes, MIET is the MBCS equivalent at IET UK. They request for CV and a signed proposer who can confirm the info in resume or a manager at work etc. Once one is a member he can request a form for post nominal MIET or TMIET and based on the info provided in the form, CV and recommendations they award MIET post nominal or TMIET. In the Royal Charter they call MIET (Professional Engineers) CEng is Registered Professional Engineer with ECUK. That's the latest. I'm MIET and PE, P.Eng working on CEng. I have qualification of Engineer in Russian Federation from RAE accredited program - RAE is the RUssian version of ABET and listed on EC UK web site. I Olso have C&GI qualifications. Learner
Do you have UK P.Eng or US PE? I am tempted to join the IET, since they have a bigger group in NA unlike the BCS. To me one good professional membership is enough just want to pick the best one.
