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Engineering Tracks is an Egyptian-Saudi training academy which to develop the academic side of the engineers in their various fields. Our Academy is specialized in training and engineering consultancy that we prepare the engineer in various fields professionally, by modern technology we use E-learning system in training and online courses through Cisco WEBX system, in order to bridge the gap between the academic field and the working markets. Also we develop the engineers in the administrative fields, including the preparation of a successful project manager to be capable of leading his project.

The Engineering UTC Northern Lincolnshire, is one of 50 University Technical Colleges (UTCs) across the country, purpose-built to prepare our young people for the world of work. We focus on delivering an innovative concept of education for 13-19 year olds that combines technical, practical and academic learning. By doing so, our students gain traditional GCSE and A Level qualifications alongside sought after skills employers are looking for in their future workforce. Our school offers a mature and professional learning environment designed specifically to prepare students for a broad range of STEM career opportunities. Working alongside some of the regions leading employers and university partner, our hands-on curriculum incorporates an exciting array of industry-led projects, masterclasses, mentoring sessions and on-site opportunities, allowing students to experience first-hand the pathways available. Nowhere else provides you with these opportunities.

EngineeringYOU exists to help young engineers navigate the early years of their career. We equip them with self leadership tools to not only excel at work but also accomplish what matters to them in their personal lives. Members of our training program learn to manage their time to meet project deadlines while also having a life outside of work, communicate better with their bosses and team members, and look for and create opportunities to bring value to their PM and projects.

EAA was formed in 1894 as a professional association to represent and promote the interests of professionals in the City of Los Angeles. Over the years, its role has expanded to include the additional roles of representing technical and administrative personnel. It has also taken on the role of a full-service labor union representing employees in all aspects of their employment with the City. EAA represents approximately 4,500 City employees, who are employed in every City Department and Bureau and work at almost every one of the Citys hundreds of work locations. Our members are involved in every aspect of service to the citizens of this great city. EAA hires only the most qualified and the most dedicated individuals for its professional staff. This provides the maximum benefit for members and engenders respect from their counterparts at the City. EAA utilizes the same care in its selection of outside assistance, employing the finest labor legal counsel in Southern California and using only union shops for its printing and consulting needs.

Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia regulates and governs the professions under the authority of the Professional Governance Act by setting and maintaining high academic, experience and professional practice standards for all members. Individuals licensed by Engineers and Geoscientists BC are the only persons permitted by law to undertake and assume responsibility for engineering and geoscience projects in the province of B.C.

Engineers Australia is the trusted voice of the profession. We are the global home for engineering professionals, renowned as leaders in shaping a sustainable world. With around 100,000 members embracing all disciplines of the engineering team, Engineers Australia is the largest and most diverse professional body for engineers in Australia.

Engineers Ireland is the professional body for engineers and engineering in Ireland. We ensure the upkeep and advancement of the reputation of the profession; the welfare and professionalism of our members; their continuing professional development and competence, and their international mobility. Our 30,000+ members come from every discipline of engineering and range from engineering students and graduates to those advancing in their careers, senior leaders and Fellows of the profession. PROFESSIONAL TITLES We award professional titles to our members according to their qualification, experience and professionalism, including: Fellow (CEng FIEI) Chartered Engineer (CEng MIEI) Associate Engineer (Aeng AMIEI) Engineering Technician (Eng Tech IEI) PARTNERSHIPS We have built strong and mutually beneficial relationships with many Irish and international companies and organisations through our professional and educational initiatives, including: Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme accreditation Corporate affiliate membership We continue to build strong educational relationships with Irish universities and institutes of technology, primarily through our role in the accreditation of their engineering programmes and the STEPS schools outreach programme. All network/learning events run by our Regions, Divisions and Societies are open to the general public. Empowering Innovation. Engineering the Future.

En Ingeniería Sin Fronteras Chile co-creamos soluciones sostenibles junto a comunidades en contexto de vulnerabilidad desde la Ingeniería Humanitaria.

Ingeniører Uden Grænser er en teknisk-humanitær organisation, drevet af frivillige danske ingeniører og fagspecialister. Vi arbejder for at skabe bæredygtige løsninger og forbedre levevilkårene for sårbare befolkningsgrupper verden over. Det gør vi på lokalsamfundets præmisser og i tæt samarbejde med lokale partnere. Vi stiller vores viden, teknologi og kompetencer til rådighed, hvor behovet er størst, og bidrager til nye løsninger med fokus på miljømæssig, økonomisk og social bæredygtighed. Du kan støtte IUG’s arbejde via MobilePay: 79443 eller via vores hjemmeside.

Engineers Without Borders (EWB) UNSW is a university chapter of the national organisation, Engineers Without Borders Australia. This student-led branch was founded in 2004, and is run by a passionate executive and coordinator team. Each university chapter aims to empower engineering students interested in humanitarian fields, regardless of experience or background. Regular events, university competitions and school outreaches are hosted by our team to maintain engagement and continue inspiring current and future engineers. These events would not be possible without our members and dedicated volunteers, who keep our chapter growing through their passion for humanitarian engineering.