Engineering Technician
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EngineeringUK
Pay
- in 2003, Engineering Technicians earned an average of around £33,000
- from 1997 to 2005, average earnings rose by 25.4%
Prospects
- excellent - especially for electronics, electrical and mechanical technicians
- the demand for technicians often exceeds supply - even during recessions
- once trained, technicians can experience variety by switching between different types of work
the opportunity to train for Chartered Engineer status
New and emerging sectors
- engineers are to be found in the front line of new technologies including those used in digital broadcasting, telecommunications, robotics and medical engineering
- new technologies and the opening of global markets are creating exciting new opportunities for the profession
- the engineer of tomorrow is more likely to be working with information technology, in biology or interdisciplinary subjects than in traditional civil, mechanical or electrical engineering.
Opportunities for travel
- some opportunities exist, particularly with the opening of global markets
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Date Published: February 14, 2006
Date Published: February 14, 2006
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