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Postgraduate
Certificate, Diploma, MSc, or Period of Further Learning Applicants hoping to be sponsored by their organisation must speak to their training manager and obtain approval, before contacting the CPDA Office. There is no deadline for applications to be submitted to the CPDA Office by. Applications can be received at any time during the year. The Application pack consists of: When completing the module booking form please refer to the section on awards. All applicants will be enrolled at the University of the West of England. The authority for invoicing fees form must be stamped and signed by your organisation. If self sponsored this must be accompanied by a Bankers reference or another proof of funds. The application form must contain the contact name, postal address and email address for both your industrial and your academic referee. We will contact them for references on your behalf. The above forms must be completed and returned to the CPDA Office with the following documentation:
Please find useful information below regarding Fees and Modules. CPDA
Short Course Applicants Please
note that short course delegates who later decide to enroll on the programme
and therefore wish to submit an assignment for a module attended previously,
are required to attend either part of or all of the next running of that
module prior to completing the assignment. This is the case only if more
than 6 months have passed since the original deadline. Delegates should
note that they will be charged the full module fee for a second attendance
on a module.
Many applicants are interested in achieving professional recognition in their careers. Studying for these awards can provide the remaining academic qualifications required – along with sufficient work experience – to achieve this recognition. The CPDA Office has Royal Aeronautical Society accreditation for the CPDA Masters Qualification. The CPDA Masters qualification will provide the further learning required by accredited BEng Honours holders seeking CEng registration. Any CPDA
applicant or existing student who wishes to apply for Chartered Engineering
recognition should: These can then be sent to the relevant institution for review at the Further Learning Panels. The panels will either approve the choice made, or give reasons for any conditions imposed. This way, the applicant is aware early in the CPDA programme of what is required in their particular circumstances to complete their qualifications for the C.Eng. This information should be sent to: Royal
Aeronautical Society Institution of Mechanical Engineers Please also send a copy of this information to the CPDA Administrator (Programme and Student Liaison), for our records. The IET is
pleased to note that these programmes may provide suitable Further Learning
for Bachelors graduates seeking Chartered Engineer status. Those successfully
completing the programme are encouraged to apply for Chartered Engineer
status with the IET once they can demonstrate achievement of the UK-SPEC
competences. Applications will be holistically assessed for evidence of
competence: evidence considered shall include the candidate's career history
and education and training records, which shall include documentary evidence
of the MSc (e.g. transcript), plus any records of experiential learning. Note: some of the documents on this page are in PDF format. In order to view a PDF you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader |
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