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From catford, Wed, 15 May 2013 2:47 am in Do Engineering Graduates Require Better Career Advice in the UK?
this article is inspiring.
From china turning parts factory, Sun, 6 Jan 2013 8:34 am in Make 'Engineer' a Protected Title
Hi Guys, This is Smith from China Parts4world Co., Ltd. Glad to join into this great group. I expect to learn more newest knowledge about machining and engineering.
From fissel_86, Thu, 10 May 2012 12:38 pm in Engineering salaries
I am currently studying engineering at Aberdeen university. It has taken me two years to be able to say I understand what an engineer does, and believe me i have been trying to find out. I was beginning to think there was some magic circle esque secret society keeping this massive secret.
From Neil Lewin, Tue, 17 Apr 2012 11:28 am in Is the engineering skills shortage a myth?
I dont believe that the skills shortage is a myth. In my experience there are lots of engineering firms looking for new recruits but the main issue appears to be matching skills to the employees available.
From Maximlis, Thu, 12 Jan 2012 7:27 am in Show me the rich engeneer or scientist
Its a nice decision for a student to choose engineering as carrier goal for him. After completion, they can make any field as their way of income. But the mai part is choosing branch or stream.
From Monet, Fri, 5 Aug 2011 6:43 am in Why aren't there more women engineers?
Only 8.7 percent of engineers in the UK are women - where did this statistic come from? What is the stat for other countries especially China, Japan and Korea?