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Regulatory requirements needed to increase the number of women in engineering

10th October 2016

  

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Engineering Council figures from 2015 show that 70% of women who graduated with engineering degrees left the sector after starting their careers. The reason? They felt isolated in their jobs. 

Given the statistics, it is evident that positive change is necessary to not only attract but retain women in the engineering sector. ITC will be hosting the CPD accredited, 7th Annual Women in Engineering Convention in November, where more than 200 women gather each year to empower and inspire each other with successes made.

This year’s edition will focus on looking at creative ways to overcoming the challenges that is hindering their success. Topics to be addressed at this conference include: engineering challenges in the 21st century and how women can contribute to the solutions, encouraging a performance and solutions driven engineering industry, how women can participate in the "infrastructure boom"  to name a few.   

Speaker organisations include: Denel Aviation & Denel Aero structures, Ironveld, SKA South Africa, Eskom, etc. The 3-day break away conference is structured and packaged to enable women to gain knowledge within specialised engineering fields but also have the opportunity to engage with fellow engineers. 

About ITC: Intelligence Transfer Centre (ITC) is a leading South African conference company headquartered in Johannesburg, and has regional offices in Durban and Namibia. This ETDP SETA accredited company is seen as progressive industry analysts within the conference arena, providing conferencing and training based on extensive market research. ITC believes in closing the knowledge gap across the Public and Private sector by creating platforms for people to gather and exchange ideas whether in the form of conferences or in-house training. ITC hosts over 33 events a year and has a level 1 BEE rating, and is SAQI accredited.

For more information or a copy of the full conference brochure contact Therisha Maharaj:
Tel: +27 11 326 2501
Cell: 0848476723
Email: therisha@intelligencetransferc.co.za
Web: www.intelligencetransferc.co.za

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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