IMechE Training Event
19 March 2012 by HamstThe Lincolnshire Institute for Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) Young Members panel are running an event on 11th April at Lincoln University for early professionals from any engineering background. The event is a one-day training seminar with 4 presenters who will cover areas of soft skills that will benefit all engineers in their daily work.
The day itself will be held at the new Lincoln University Engineering School on the 11th April from 8.30hrs-16.30hrs. The numbers are limited to 60 delegates and the cost of the day will be minimal (£20 for non-members, £15 for IMechE members) and will consist of all materials and a buffet lunch.
This offers excellent value for money for a full days training on essential skills. It also gives the opportunity to see the facilities that the UK's newest engineering school has to offer for their students.
The following site has all the details with the registration form for the event. If you wish to register then please return this as described as soon as possible to guarantee your place.
http://nearyou.imeche.org/near-you/UK/East-Midlands/Lincolnshire-YM-Panel/event-detail/0/6340
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