Institution of Structural Engineers Part 3 Examination PreparationWhat's expected, how to avoid automatic failures, and how to prepare

The Institution of Structural Engineers' Chartered Membership Examination is known for being a stern test for the Structural Engineer, but there is no reason why a well-prepared candidate should not pass the examination at the first attempt.

The is an interactive training course consisting of presentations, interspersed with practical design exercises, and will give delegates the necessary information and knowledge to help them to be thoroughly prepared for the examination, understand what it is expected by the examiners, and how to avoid automatic failures.

On completion of this course, delegates will know what it is expected of a candidate for the Institution of Structural Engineer's Chartered Membership Examination, and will be able to prepare themselves to sit the exam.

Aims & Objectives:

This course will enable delegates to:

  • Understand the examination process
  • Understand how the examination will be assessed
  • Know where to find design information
  • Know how to complete the question in the time available
  • Be able to develop a strategy for their own exam preparation
  • Know the do's and don'ts of the examination

Course Outline:

  • Introduction to the IStructE CM exam
  • What are the examiners looking for?
  • Approach to answering the question
  • Development of solutions
  • Design calculations
  • Drawings
  • Method statement and programmes
  • Summary - being well-prepared and avoiding the pitfalls

Intended For:

This course is intended for candidates for the Institution of Structural Engineers' Chartered Membership Examination.

Pre-Course Requirements:

Candidates should bring a calculator, pencil, ruler and eraser.