The Institution of Engineering and TechnologyYoung Members’ Section

Sri Lanka Branch

IET Sri Lanka

YMS Recruitment

2010-2011

University of Moratuwa 13th May 2010

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Who we are

• The IET (formerly The IEE) is a UK body• IEE founded in 1871 • Largest professional engineering society in Europe • Worldwide membership of 150,000

– advancement of electrical, electronic, computing and manufacturing science and engineering

– role has broadened to become increasingly inclusive, global and multi-disciplinary

– range from students to the most distinguished and highly qualified members of the profession.

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The IET

• The Institution of Engineering and Technology came into being on 31 March 2006

• Merger of the Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE) with the Institution of Incorporated Engineers (IIE)

• Run by the Board of Trustees

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Why the Institution of Engineering andTechnology?

• To accurately represent the interests of all its members and reflects its vision for the future.

• The IEE and IIE cover electrical, electronics, communications, manufacturing, computing, software, IT, robotics, nanotechnology, mechanical and structural a wide range of disciplines

• Our members classify themselves as working in ICT – 22%, electronics – 22%, power/energy – 18% and mechanical/manufacturing and production – 14%.

• The IEE brand will be retained and used where it best serves our interests. – IEE Wiring Regulations– IEE Proceedings, IEE Electronics Letters, IEE Inspec. etc

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What We Do

• Represent the profession - Engineering • Ensure high standards of professional competence –

academic, training• Award scholarships, grants and prizes • Issue regulations • Arrange lectures, meetings, conferences, seminars,

publications • Set standards for the professional conduct • Maintain a web based data base http:\\www.theiet.org

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Membership Categories

• Fellow (FIET)– most senior category of membership – open to members who have demonstrated significant individual

responsibility, sustained achievement and exceptional professionalism.

• Member (MIET)– main category of membership – open to all who can demonstrate, by their education and their experience,

that they are professionally engaged in one of the many fields within the scope of the IET.

• Affiliates– open to all, and particularly technicians in all sectors, who would value

and benefit from membership of the IET.

• Student Members

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IEE Sri Lanka

• Sri Lanka Branch set up in 1935• Office at premises of IESL from 1997

– committee meetings – round table discussion sessions

• General Technical Meetings and Visits• Annual Technical Conference • Annual Transactions• CPD Courses

– IEE Wiring Regulations Course run jointly with the IESL– Electronic & Communication Courses

• Younger Members Section• Schools Programme

– Awareness among school leavers

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Why Join

Membership gives you 1. knowledge you need, 2. support you require3. chances to meet people who can help you go further in your

career.4. IET student membership includes

all the advantages that a full-paying member enjoys at a fraction of the cost that will open up a whole world of services and contacts for you to develop the necessary skills for success.

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Advantages of student membership

Student & Graduate Magazine1. gain a competitive edge with careers advice, technical articles and

information about IET services. IET Circuit1. website for students, graduates and young professionals2. discover career opportunities and gain a better understanding of your

field. Access to members only web content1. 'Get a Job' toolkit   2. 'Final Year Project Advice' toolkit3. Information for overseas students4. Student & Graduate Magazine online5. 'Climbing the career ladder' toolkit             Network with professionals1. with future employers and make contact with local members in your field 2. gain valuable leadership experiences and make career contacts                  

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Advantages of student membership (contd)

Join IET Professional Networks• groups that cover a range of industry specialities Engineering journal of your choice• six copies per year IET Review• leading IET membership publication World class range of learning resources• helping to stay on the cutting edge with online resources available to

members only• for technical information, planning a career move, or changing your email

provider Member discounts on IET events and publications Scholarships, awards and competitions Advice and support on professional development IET email alias

Books 24 x 7 Reference Library

IEE YMS – April 200611

Free Journals

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Soft Skill Development

1. Discipline and Work Ethics*

2. Communication Abilities*

3. Presentation Skills(+)

4. Management Skills

5. Public Speaking(+)

6. Leadership training through societies

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Younger Member’s Activities

• Younger Member Sessions – Large number of high quality papers – Rotated among the Universities in Sri Lanka

• Chapters set up at Universities• Student Counselors appointed to Universities• Membership Drives• Regular activities in the Chapters

– Presentations– Technical Visits

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Formed within the Faculty. Moratuwa, Ruhuna, Peradeniya. Chapters interact among them selves. YMS organizes combined event, with all chapters. YMS main committee meetings are held in the IET

conference room at IESL, to discuss on events & to exchange ideas.

We are called as young professionals. (YPs)

University Chapters?

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The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Young Members’ SectionChapter of University of

Moratuwa

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Events by The Moratuwa Chapter

Recruitment for the new year. Guest Lectures – 2 per year Future Minds – Motivation Program for AL students Faraday Video Lecture Screening Annual Technical Conference – ATC Field Visit – 2 day field visit

Any Suggestions??????

Captured Moments of the previous field Visit to

Sugar Factory at Kanthale

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Young ProfessionalismIS NOT A DREAM ANYMORE!!!!!!!

Come & Join With Us

Just visit www.theiet.com

Or Contact Chapter Members

Thank You