Overview

Achieving global recognition as a competent and ethical engineer is essential for your professional growth and reputation. With Engineers Australia's Chartered credential, you'll gain industry-wide recognition that sets you apart. 

In this presentation, our expert will guide you through: 

• What it means to hold Chartered status and why it’s important for your career 
• The three Chartered categories and which is best suited for you: 
• Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) 
• Chartered Engineering Technologist (CEngT) 
• Chartered Engineering Associate (CEngA) 
• The competencies you’ll need to demonstrate to become Chartered 
• Your continuing professional development (CPD) requirements to attain and maintain Chartered status 
• Our straightforward six-step application process and evidence-based approach 
• How the Chartered credential aligns with state-based registration 

You'll also have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have about becoming a Chartered engineer during the webinar. 

Who should attend

This webinar is designed for all engineers who have yet to achieve Chartered status with Engineers Australia. It’s also beneficial for employers seeking to support their employees in becoming Chartered. 

If you have over 15 years of engineering experience, we recommend attending the webinar ‘Becoming Chartered with 15 or more years of experience.’ 

You do not need to be a member of Engineers Australia to attend. 

Speaker

Chetan Kabra

Senior Client Manager - New South Wales, Engineers Australia

Biography

Chetan is a senior Client Manager based in Sydney and joined Engineers Australia in 2020 after 13 years in the professional services industry. With more than 15 years' in business development roles, he currently supports organisations to build greater capability for their engineering workforce and provides business solutions experienced by industry partners.

Panellist

Paul Sloam

Senior Client Manager Business Growth, Engineers Australia

Biography

Paul Sloam has been with Engineers Australia for around 8 years and is a senior Sydney based client manager. While Paul’s role is fairly broad in terms of responsibilities, a key and primary focus of his role is to provide engineers with the knowledge, guidance and assistance to attain the Chartered credential often referred to as the international ‘badge of best practice'.