Pathway To Chartership: Understanding The Ice Review
 

ICE exam guide: report writing, presentation, attributes mapping, and interview preparation
What you'll learn
Explain the ICE CPR process and its four stages with confidence
Evidence competence across all seven ICE attributes.
- Write a clear, structured CPR report showcasing personal impact.
- Deliver strong CPR presentations and interviews with confidence.
Requirements
This course is about understanding the exam structure, attributes, and preparation journey
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligenceClear overview of ICE Chartered Professional Review (CPR)Understand the purpose of the CPR and its role in achieving Chartered Engineer (CEng MICE) status.Learn why the review is important for career progression and professional recognition.Breakdown of the four CPR componentsReport: how to structure, select examples, and highlight personal contributions.Presentation: techniques to deliver confidently with visuals and storytelling.Interview: strategies to anticipate questions and demonstrate judgment.Communication Task: practice writing clearly under time pressure with audience awareness.Seven ICE attributes explainedEngineering knowledge, leadership, commercial awareness, health & safety, sustainability, communication, and professional commitment.Guidance on mapping your experiences to each attribute.Beginner-friendly preparation strategiesDesigned for students, graduates, and junior engineers with little or no ICE membership experience.Step-by-step guidance to build confidence and avoid common mistakes.Application logistics simplifiedLearn about timelines, sponsor and referee requirements, submission components, and deadlines.Understand what happens on review day, including procedures and expectations.Confidence building and resiliencePractical tips for managing nerves during presentations and interviews.Techniques to practice effectively and strengthen communication skills.Next steps after CPRWhat to do if unsuccessful, how to use feedback constructively, and how to reapply.Continuing professional development (CPD) after chartership to sustain career growth.Outcome of the courseBy the end, you will have a clear roadmap of the ICE CPR process.Gain practical tools, strategies, and confidence to begin your chartership journey successfully.
Who this course is for
Suitable for students, graduates, or junior engineers curious about professional chartership.