Advice Coventry university (Electrical) Engineering

kellykelly123

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Would like to have advice or shared experience in Coventry Univeristy Electrical Engineering offered by PSB- Part time.

Understand is a 2 years course.
Lesson are from 7-10pm and sometimes full day on a Saturdays.
How are the lessons structured? Are lecturers helpful?
As I seen some negative reviews; and am pretty worried. As after all we all forking out money; to make worth our future.
How about exam format? Are lectures permitted to go thru past year papers? As I know SIT teaches ABC and test 123 without much solution and practice to past year papers.

Hope to hear from you guys soon. Please advice
 

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I only know that it is not recognized by PEB to become a Professional Engineer & EMA to become an Electrical Engineer. In short, it is useless compare to Nitec & Polytechnic Diploma in Electrical.

Would like to have advice or shared experience in Coventry Univeristy Electrical Engineering offered by PSB- Part time.

Understand is a 2 years course.
Lesson are from 7-10pm and sometimes full day on a Saturdays.
How are the lessons structured? Are lecturers helpful?
As I seen some negative reviews; and am pretty worried. As after all we all forking out money; to make worth our future.
How about exam format? Are lectures permitted to go thru past year papers? As I know SIT teaches ABC and test 123 without much solution and practice to past year papers.

Hope to hear from you guys soon. Please advice
 

kellykelly123

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I only know that it is not recognized by PEB to become a Professional Engineer & EMA to become an Electrical Engineer. In short, it is useless compare to Nitec & Polytechnic Diploma in Electrical.

Oh my useless? So that means even private companies would not recognize the certificate?
 

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Why not go for unisim electrical engineering degree? That's more recognized and has govt subsidies
 

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I only know UniSIM have BEng Electronics. Since when UniSIM have unisim electrical engineering degree?

Why not go for unisim electrical engineering degree? That's more recognized and has govt subsidies
 

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Something like that. The market rather employed Polytechnic Diploma graduate to do works like calculate load & design layout follow by getting a freelance PE to sign on it. The market also rather employed foreign Degree graduates & groom them to become a PE or foreign Workers to do labor work like Installer.

Those who recruit this type of certificate from PEI don't really see recognition because they don't needs you to become LEW, PE & etc are jobs like Security/CCTV Project Engineer that don't really do electrical work but related to it.


Oh my useless? So that means even private companies would not recognize the certificate?
 

kellykelly123

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Something like that. The market rather employed Polytechnic Diploma graduate to do works like calculate load & design layout follow by getting a freelance PE to sign on it. The market also rather employed foreign Degree graduates & groom them to become a PE or foreign Workers to do labor work like Installer.

Those who recruit this type of certificate from PEI don't really see recognition because they don't needs you to become LEW, PE & etc are jobs like Security/CCTV Project Engineer that don't really do electrical work but related to it.

Thanks for the advice! as I am currently working as an assistant project engineer I thought of upgrading my pay with a degree. As the scope is similar but significantly lesser. But I guess I have to think long term, in case I switch company etc...
 

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Thanks for the advice! as I am currently working as an assistant project engineer I thought of upgrading my pay with a degree. As the scope is similar but significantly lesser. But I guess I have to think long term, in case I switch company etc...
u better off getting a hvac degree.
 
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