Chartered Engineer (Aerospace)
About Chartered Engineer
Achieving the status of a Chartered Engineer (CEng) in Aerospace is a clear mark of expertise, commitment, and excellence in the engineering realm, with the added advantage of international recognition.
This esteemed credential, respected globally, signifies that an individual has not only acquired profound academic knowledge but also demonstrated significant professional experience in the aerospace sector. By holding this title, one gains a competitive edge in the global job market, opening doors to opportunities and collaborations across borders. The potential for higher salaries and access to exclusive aerospace projects worldwide is amplified. Moreover, the value of becoming a Chartered Engineer transcends personal milestones. It positions one as a global leader and influencer in the industry, empowering them to play a pivotal role in groundbreaking aerospace advancements and to inspire engineers both locally and internationally.
In essence, it’s about earning a distinguished place in the international aerospace community and actively shaping the future of global flight and space exploration.
How to Apply
- Check Eligibility: Ensure you have the necessary degree and work experience.
- Become an IES Member: Register as a professional engineer or member with IES.
- Submit Application: Fill out the Chartered Engineer application form from the IES website and attach relevant documents.
- Professional Review: Attend an interview to discuss your engineering experience.
- Show Ongoing Learning: Demonstrate continuous professional development (CPD) activities.
- Pay Fees: Submit application fees and, if approved, any annual fees.
- Get Approval: If your application and interview are successful, you’ll be granted the Chartered Engineer status.
- Stay Updated: Continue professional development to maintain the status.
Professional Members of IES
- MIES
- Sr. MIES
- FIES
Acceptable Qualification
- Washington Accord Accredited Degree or Equivalent
Skills and Experience that meet IES Chartered Engineer competence standard at least 4 years of practical working experience.
Documents to submit when applying
- Chartered Engineer Application Form (including Section B: Professional Report)*
- Education Certificates & Transcripts / Marksheets*
- Copy of front & back NRIC / Passport*
- Professional Qualifications
- Professional CV
- Fees Payable*
*Mandatory
You will need to be a professional member of IES (i.e. MIES, Sr. MIES or FIES) to apply for Chartered Engineer status and maintain your Chartered Engineer status registration.