Take a look at our list ofĮngineering employers who offer industrial placements and summer internshipsĪchieving chartered (CEng) status with the Engineering Council can help to demonstrate your professionalism and commitment to your field. Some employers offer final year project work, sponsorship, vacation work or industrial placements, which can provide valuable contacts and a useful insight into the profession. Of TARGETcareers, our website aimed at school leavers. To find out more about getting into engineering via a school leaver route, visit the If you are aiming to work in a technician role, it is possible to enter the profession with a higher national diploma (HND) or through an advanced or higher apprenticeship in an appropriate subject such as electronic or electrical engineering. A list of accredited courses is available on the Engineering Council’s website and you can read our article on Take a look at our list ofĮngineering employers that accept 2.2 degreesĪ postgraduate qualification can also be helpful, and may be necessary for research positions. Some employers will ask for a 2.1 degree but others will accept candidates with a 2.2 degree. Most communications engineers possess a good honours degree in a relevant subject, such as communications engineering, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, physics, telecommunications or computer science. To find out how much money you could earn as an engineer, head to our Jobs are advertised online, by careers services and recruitment agencies, in newspapers and in relevant publications includingįor help with applying for engineering jobs and internships, take a look at ourĪdvice on filling out online applications Self-employment via consultancy/contract work is possible for individuals with several years' experience. Most communications engineers work for telecommunications companies and manufacturers and installers of communication devices and systems.
Typical employers of communications engineers Liaising with suppliers, customers, directors and other teams of staff Producing, testing and implementing designsĮnsuring that objectives and deadlines are metĪttending conferences and briefings on new products and networks Managing, monitoring the performance of and working as part of a team of communication engineers and plannersĪgreeing project budgets, timescales and specifications with clients and managers The level of in-depth technical and design work varies after a few years of experience many communications engineers will start to move into managerial and consultancy roles. Employers seek committed, business-minded candidates with strong technical abilities.Ĭommunications engineers design and modify electrical communications systems for scientific, military, industrial or commercial use.
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