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Hope all you Civil Engineering Students are enjoying your summer break 😎 or even your Summer placement/internships/experience? For those who have completed your degrees, congratulations on a job well done. A Civil Engineering degree is a hugely respected qualification. If you are now looking for a Graduate job, or a few weeks of summer experience (it's not too late), or preparing for job / placement applications for next year, and need some help or advice on application strategy, then get in touch. If you would like your CV / cover letters reviewed by an experienced Civil Engineer, or just want some general advice, get in touch and we can schedule a call. We’ve helped dozens of Civil Engineering Students with a Zoom / phone call on how to improve their chances, and polished their CVs. Feel free to get in touch via DM if you would like similar help. For those who have benefited from this FREE service feel free to comment below. #civilengineering #employability #keepgoing #CVreview

Hope all you Civil Engineering Students are enjoying your summer break 😎 or even your Summer placement/internships? Or perhaps you have even graduated and feeling ecstatic, or numb maybe?? If you are now looking for a Graduate job, or some summer experience (it's not too late) or preparing for job / placement applications for next year, and need some help or advice on application strategy, then get in touch. If you would like your CV / cover letters reviewed by an experienced Civil Engineer, or just want some general advice, get in touch and we can schedule a call. We’ve helped many Civil Engineering Students with a Zoom / phone call on how to improve their chances, and polished their CVs within 24 hours. Feel free to get in touch via DM if you would like similar help. For those who have benefited from this FREE service feel free to comment below. #civilengineering #employability #keepgoing #CVreview

Interested in civil/construction internship

Unlocking Your Dream Job as a Civil Engineer: A Student’s Roadmap to Success Here are some key strategies that can set you apart and make employers take notice: 1. Focus on Academics: Excelling in key subjects like structural analysis and geotechnical engineering can make a big difference. 2. Gain Practical Experience: Internships at construction firms give you hands-on experience and a taste of real-world challenges. 3. Certifications Matter: Master industry-standard software like AutoCAD, Revit, and STAAD Pro. Certifications show employers that you’re ready to contribute from day one. 4. Take Part in Projects: Participate in extracurricular technical projects, competitions, and workshops. These experiences are great for your resume and make for great interview stories! 5. Build a Network: Connect with professionals and alumni on platforms like LinkedIn, attend industry events, and make use of your internship connections. 6. Develop Soft Skills: Strong communication and teamwork are just as important as technical expertise. Civil engineers often work in teams and lead projects. 7. Leverage Campus Placements: Be prepared for recruitment drives. Brush up on your technical knowledge and practice for aptitude tests. 8. Research & Innovation: If possible, contribute to research or publish papers on civil engineering topics. It’s a great way to showcase your interest in innovation. #CivilEngineering #EngineeringStudents #CareerTips #Internships #Networking #JobSearch #Certifications

💥Had an insightful experience at the recent HR Conclave, where I had the opportunity to ask industry leaders about the key qualities they seek in civil engineering graduates during recruitment. It was fascinating to hear about the emphasis on technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and strong communication skills. Grateful for the chance to learn from the best and better understand the expectations of future employers💥 🌟Strong Technical Knowledge: A solid understanding of core civil engineering principles, including structural analysis, materials science, geotechnical engineering, and environmental engineering.💫 🌟Problem-Solving Skills: The ability to approach complex engineering challenges with innovative and practical solutions.💫 🌟Project Management Abilities: Familiarity with project planning, time management, and budgeting, often demonstrated through internships or academic projects.💫 🌟Communication Skills: The capacity to clearly convey ideas and technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences, including clients and team members.💫 🌟Teamwork and Collaboration: Experience working effectively in teams, often demonstrated through group projects or extracurricular activities.💫 🌟Adaptability and Willingness to Learn: A proactive approach to continuous learning and the ability to adapt to new tools, technologies, and methods in the evolving field of civil engineering.💫 🌟Attention to Detail: Precision in design and execution, ensuring the safety, reliability, and compliance of engineering projects.💫 🌟Ethical Awareness: An understanding of the ethical responsibilities associated with civil engineering, including the impact of engineering decisions on society and the environment. 💫 🌟Practical Experience: Internship experience or hands-on project work that shows a candidate's ability to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios.💫 #CIVIL #CAD #3DPRINTING #CONTINUOUSLEARNING #HRCONCLAVE

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Valuable insights on how to kick off your career as an engineer with a foreign degree in the Netherlands.

Struggling to Get Your First Civil Engineering Job in the Netherlands? If you're a civil engineer with a foreign degree having a hard time getting an interview, here's why: 1. Standard Resumes: Your resume might look too general, not showing why you're right for the job. 2. Missing Keywords: Dutch companies use computer systems to pick resumes. If yours doesn't have the right words, it might get ignored. 3. Unknown Degrees: Dutch companies might not know about degrees from foreign schools, making them unsure about your skills. 4. Incomplete Applications: If you forget to fill out parts of the application, you could lose your chance. 5. Language Barrier: If you don't show that you are willing to learn Dutch, it could hurt your chances. Tips to Improve: 1. Network: Connect with people who work at the companies you're interested in. They might help you get noticed. 2. Internships: Consider doing an internship. It's a chance to show your skills and learn Dutch. 3. Ask for CVs: Reach out to people who successfully got job interviews and ask for their CVs. It could give you ideas on how to improve yours. With these tips, you'll be closer to landing your first interview in the Dutch job market. Keep at it!

I can't stress the importance of offering a GREAT internship experience for future civil engineers. The education is more challenging when compared to other fields. Roughly 50% of engineers will drop out or change majors. There is a lot that can be improved upon on the educational side of things, but if employers can create an engaging and rewarding internship process, more engineers will stick to their education. Why wouldn't you want to improve your own talent pipeline and help grow the civil community? #CivilEngineering #TalentAcquisition #InternshipProgram #AECRecruiting #Recruiting #Hiring