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The document provides information about the Institution of Structural Engineers' examinations process, including past question papers and examiner reports from 1990 to 2001, as well as advice for candidates preparing for the chartered membership examination. Membership in the Institution requires satisfying academic and experience requirements along with passing a two-stage professional review comprising an interview and examination. Contact information is provided for those seeking details on the application process or with specific examination inquiries.

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Structural Engineers: The Institution of

The document provides information about the Institution of Structural Engineers' examinations process, including past question papers and examiner reports from 1990 to 2001, as well as advice for candidates preparing for the chartered membership examination. Membership in the Institution requires satisfying academic and experience requirements along with passing a two-stage professional review comprising an interview and examination. Contact information is provided for those seeking details on the application process or with specific examination inquiries.

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The Institution of Structural Engineers

11 Upper Belgrave Street London SW1X 8BH United Kingdom T +44(0)20 7235 4535 F +44(0)20 7235 4294 [email protected] www.istructe.org.uk

Introduction
The Institutions examinations have been held worldwide on the first Friday following Easter (normally April) for many years. The examinations are widely recognised as being representative of the very high professional standards set by the Institution. The growing number of professional engineering bodies or learned societies from outside the UK that are using the Institutions examinations as models for their own assessment of professional competence is indicative of such recognition. It is very clear, therefore, that both examinations will continue to be very important elements of the Institutions future activity. This CD contains the following information: An overview of the Institutions Examination Process Chartered Membership (Part 3) question papers 1990 2001 Associate-Membership question papers 1990 2001 Examiners Reports 1990 2001 Advice to candidates preparing for the Chartered Membership (Part 3) examination A reminder to candidates from the Examiners Chartered Membership examination

For membership of the Institution, individuals must have satisfied the academic requirements, undertaken appropriate training and experience in structural engineering and passed the Professional Review. This is two-stage process comprising an Interview and the examination. Details concerning how to apply for the Institutions Professional Review can be obtained from the Institution website www.istructe.org.uk under the Membership section or by contacting the membership department at [email protected]. If you have specific examination enquiries you can contact the Examinations Officer at [email protected]

Founded 1908

Incorporated by Royal Charter 1934

Registered Charity 233392

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