ICE Review tips
Interview with Nick Borner, a James Rennie Medal nominee
In this blog post we interviewed Nick Borner, a nominee for the James Rennie Medal, for his tips to ICE Professional Review success. […]
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You now only need a BEng to take the IStructE chartership exam
Transforming accessibility The IStructE announced earlier this year that they are changing the eligibility requirements for becoming a chartered member of the Institution. From 2016, entrants with only a BEng degree will be treated in exactly […]
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Blog for The Structural Exam!
Do you want to become a blogger with The Structural Exam? Use this page to contact us and talk about any ideas you might have. […]
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Introducing Mike Rogers, our newest member of The Structural Exam!
We wish to welcome Mike Rogers to The Structural Exam. He was previously the Professional Development Manager at the ICE and has conducted over 200 ICE Professional Reviews and signed off the Training Schemes of many graduates across the world. […]
ICE Review tips
Exam buddies – do you have one?
Exam revision can be among the most boring things to do in your free time. If the interest levels are not sustained then it could prove detrimental to your preparations and ultimately affect the final […]
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Are you preparing for your ICE review?
Hello to the MANY people visiting the site today! Given site statistics, I’m guessing the majority of you want to find out more about ICE reviews. 🙂 One thing I recommend is setting up a […]
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ICE Professional Reports almost due!
Hello to all of our ICE followers! As February attempts to bring chaotic weather to the British Isles, ICE Professional Review candidates can be grateful that the inventors of the Gregorian Calendar put in a […]
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Hello to all new visitors!
We’re picking up a lot of traffic on this website recently, so if you fancy it, sign up and say hello in our forum. After all, we all have something in common – we all want […]
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Working 4 times slower than necessary
It took me nearly one hour and a half to come up with the functional framing of a simple aircraft maintenance hanger (Question 2 of 2012 Associate Member examination), which I still ended up getting […]