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Make your mark on the engineering profession with a Chartered credential.
Earn your status as a Chartered engineer. See your work recognised by your peers, and earn your status as a Chartered engineer. As well as the mark of excellence, you'll gain:
- Global recognition - Chartered engineers are recognised throughout the world over for their skills and their professionalism. Chartered is your ticket to global recognition and working abroad.
- Career progression - Looking for a senior or consulting role? By demonstrating your skills with a Chartered credential, you gain a competitive edge and show commitment to the highest professional standards.
- Leadership development - Chartered engineers are peer-assessed against industry-recognised standards. You’ll be benchmarked against the best across 16 key competencies, spanning technical, management and communication skills.
How many years of experience do you have?
Becoming Chartered puts a concrete value to the work you’ve already done - particularly if you’re already an Engineers Australia member and a practising engineer for five years or more.
Why wait? You may already have what it takes to be Chartered.
Start your self-assessment online here. You can manage the entire process online now.
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See what you need to become Chartered
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Become Chartered - The Six Step Process
You can manage the entire Chartered process online, starting with the Self-Assessment.
Learn about the Chartered Areas of Practice
Key resources & help relating to Chartered Status
Find out what options are available to you
The information sessions provide an overview of the Chartered process and the application process followed by an audience Q&A session.
Upcoming sessions are listed below, or refer to your local event listings for further information:
- Membership for Graduates: 12.30pm AEDT, Thursday 10 December
- Pathways to Becoming a Registered Engineer: 12.30pm AEDT, Friday 11 December
- Chartered for Graduates: 5.30pm AEDT, Wednesday 16 December
- Becoming Chartered With 15 Years of Experience: 12.30pm AEDT, Thursday 17 December
- How to become a Chartered Engineer Information Session: 12:30pm AEDT, Friday 18 December
- How to become a Chartered Engineer Information Session: 12:30pm AEDT, Tuesday 22 December
- How to become a Chartered Engineer Information Session: 12:30pm AEDT, Thursday 14 January
- How to become a Chartered Engineer Information Session: 12:30pm AEDT, Wednesday 20 January
- Continuing Professional Development (CPD): 12.30pm AEDT, Thursday 21 January
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