Special Features
In addition to the CV and Interview Clinics, The National Engineering & Construction Recruitment Exhibition offers a range of exciting features to inspire and help visitors forge a career in engineering and construction.
2007’s features included the exciting and popular University Challenge, as well as the Women in Engineering networking forum, Careers Advice Zone, and the opportunity to have a go in the BAE Systems’ Typhoon Simulator. Find out more from Spring 2007.
2007 University Challenge
Teams from universities across the country will compete against each other in the chance to win up to £750.
Teams will be required to design, build and test their inventions on a challenge that will test the finest of engineering minds.
This year teams will either be required to build a lightweight bridge or design a wind-powered vehicle.
Taking place on 23 & 24 November at the Birmingham event and on 1 December at the London event this is your chance to shine in front of the UK's leading engineering & construction exhibitors ... and maybe win some cash!
To find out more or to enter a team, please contact vicki.cunningham@vmgl.com or 020 8394 5265.
Please view terms & conditions here.
Careers Advice Clinic
- Concerned about your position in the industry?
- Stuck in a rut and not sure which way to turn?
- Not sure if your salary is competitive?
One-to-one personal careers advice, giving tips on getting that dream job and changing direction is on hand at the exhibition.
Women in Engineering Forum
Hear from successful female engineer, Michelle Dow, from British Gas and have the opportunity to network with inspirational women engineers and potential employers over a free buffet lunch.
The Forum will take place from midday to 1.30pm on Friday 23 November at the Birmingham National Engineering & Construction Recruitment Exhibition.
This Forum is FREE but you do need to register prior to the event by emailing necr@vmgl.com or call 020 8394 5276
"The Women in Engineering Forum at NECR was a great opportunity to meet other female engineers from other businesses on a relaxed level. It was particularly interesting to see and hear common experiences across a wide range of disciplines and ages. I really enjoyed the experience and would encourage female engineers to attend these events in the future."
Dr Helen Meese,
Electro-Mechanical Power Engineer, Alstec
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