How To Become An Excellent Consulting Engineer

If you are serious about a career in consulting engineering then you should enrol for the CESA Business of Consulting Engineering (BCE) development programme. Likewise if you are an employer of consulting engineers, you should be sending key staff members on the programme. Better still, consider attending yourself!

Simply stated, the BCE is the kind of programme that will assist consulting engineers to achieve their dream of rising to the top of the profession. After six very successful years and over 70 graduates, the BCE programme has a proven track record, and BCE 2018 will commence at the beginning of March so apply now to be part of this exciting opportunity!

The BCE programme is all about developing non-technical skills, essential for a career in consulting engineering, but not part of normal tertiary engineering education. Our students learn about the construction project delivery process, as well as the consulting engineering environment, business and project finance, legal and contractual matters, and how to improve their inter-personal skills.

The BCE programme is a unique, highly specialised course developed by the industry for the industry.  Aimed mainly at post-graduate engineers and technologists, it is also suitable for other appropriately experienced technical staff and for more senior engineering personnel employed in a consulting engineering firm.  It is an ideal platform for engineers and technologists who have the potential to rise towards senior levels of management and responsibility in their firms.

The course runs from March to December and a maximum of 25 students are accommodated, who attend three one week contact sessions in Johannesburg, combined with written assignments and activities during their own time. All work is evaluated and the students write an exam at the end of the year with only successful students being awarded a certificate.

The BCE programme demands a lot of hard work and commitment, but the reward makes it all worthwhile!

To register now go to www.cesa.co.za/bce

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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