Berufsanerkennung für Techniker im Ausland - BPB Business Podium Boards: Offshore, Firmengründungen, Beruf & Karriere

jedi · #1 (**permalink**) 05.09.2007, 14:03

Die Jobs sind nicht nur in Deutschland gefragt, sondern auch in vielen anderen Staaten. Flexibilität ist von den Mitarbeitern auch gefragt und es wird immer wichtiger. Nun wollen oder sollen auch Techniker im Ausland arbeiten. Wer ist für die Anerkennung der Berufe zuständig?
Dafür gibt es einige Stellen, die hier nach Ländern sortiert sind.

jedi · #2 (**permalink**) 05.09.2007, 14:06

Kanada

Die Seite ist für ganz Kanada zuständig. Die Links zu den Provinzorganisationen sind auf der Webseite zu finden.

Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists
295 - 1101 Prince of Wales Drive
Ottawa ON K2C 3W7
Tel: (613) 238-8123, Fax: (613) 238-8822
Toll-free: 1-800-891-1140
ccttadm@cctt.ca

cctt.ca (Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists - Conseil Canadien des Techniciens et Technologues)

jedi · #3 (**permalink**) 05.09.2007, 14:10

Südafrika

Diese Organisation hat eine Kooperation mit dem BVT Bundesverband höherer Berufe der Technik, Wirtschaft und Gestaltung e.V.

Institute of Professional Engineering Technologists (IPET)
P.O. Box 1824
Randburg 2125
South Africa
Tel / Fax / Answering Machine +27-11-787-9706
E-mail : engineer@netactive.co.za

ipet.co.za (Institute of Professional Engineering Technologists)

jedi · #4 (**permalink**) 05.09.2007, 14:20

Australia

National

National Engineering Registration Board
nerb.org.au/registers/netr_attributes.cfm (National Engineering Registration Board - Registers - NETR*Attributes)

International

engineersaustralia.org.au/member-services/international/international-activities/engineers-mobility-forumengineering-technologist-mobility-forum.cfm (Engineers Mobility Forum/Engineering Technologist Mobility Forum)

Engineers Mobility Forum/Engineering Technologist Mobility Forum

The Engineers Mobility Forum Agreement was signed by engineering institutions from Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Hong Kong, the United States, Japan, Malaysia, and Korea. Its purpose is to enable progress towards removing artificial barriers to the free movement of professional engineers among countries, while ensuring that qualifications are met.

Signatories have agreed to establish and maintain an EMF International Register of Professional Engineers as a basis for consultation within their respective constituencies. An EMF International Register is being established by Australia, Canada, Hong Kong China, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, South Africa, UK and USA.

The EMF International Register of Professional Engineers signatories aim to facilitate cross-border practice by experienced professional engineers by establishing a framework for their recognition, based on confidence in the integrity of national assessment systems. Each signatory will maintain its own register and will share information with other signatories.

The minimum standards for acceptance into the EMF Registry are:

1. To reach an overall level of academic achievement that is "Substantially Equivalent" to that of a graduate holding an engineering degree, accredited by an organization holding full membership in and acting in accordance with the terms of the Washington Accord:
2. To gain a minimum of seven years practical experience since graduation,
3. To spend at least two years in responsible charge of significant engineering work,
4. To gain assessment within registrant's own jurisdiction as eligible for independent practice,
5. To maintain continuing professional development (CPD) at a satisfactory level, and
6. Be bound by the codes of professional conduct.

Acceptance to the EMF International Register does not exempt one from licensure or registration in a Host Economy, nor does it exempt one from supplemental assessment processes required by a Host Economy.

The Engineering Technologist Mobility Forum Agreement was signed by participating economies in 2003. It operates along the same lines as the EMF, focusing on Engineering Technologists.

More information on the EMF can be found at: ieagreements.com (International Engineering Agreements)

jedi · #5 (**permalink**) 05.09.2007, 14:23

United Kingdom (UK)

Engineering Technicians (EngTech)

Engineering Technicians (EngTech) are involved in applying proven techniques and procedures to the solution of practical engineering problems. They carry supervisory or technical responsibility, and are competent to exercise creative aptitudes and skills within defined fields of technoloy. Professional Engineering Technicians contribute to the design, development, manufacture, commissioning, operation or maintenance of products, equipment, processes or services. Professional Engineering Technicians are required to apply safe systems of work.

Engineering Council UK
246 High Holborn
London, WC1V 7EX

Tel: +44(0)20 3206 0500
Fax:+44(0)20 3206 0501

engc.org.uk/technicians/default.aspx (ECUK - Engineering Technicians)

jedi · #6 (**permalink**) 06.09.2007, 23:43

Neuseeland

International Engineering Technologist - IntET(NZ)

Overview

The New Zealand section of International Engineering Technologists Register, IntET(NZ). This register is established under the Engineering Technologists Mobility Forum Agreement (6 countries) – and lists engineering technologists who meet the IPENZ competence standard (which is based on the internationally accepted competence exemplar) and additional specific qualification and work experience requirements. These require registrants to hold a Sydney Accord accredited qualification; have two years responsible engineering experience and seven years post-graduation professional engineering experience. IntET(NZ) registrants must undertake on-going assessments at intervals not exceeding 5 years to remain on the register, hence IntET(NZ) registrants are regarded as currently competent.

IntET(NZ) registrants are bound by the IntET(NZ) Code of Ethical Conduct and are subject to IntET(NZ) disciplinary procedures.

Post nominals

Registrants on the International Engineering Technologists register are able to use the ‘IntET(NZ)’ postnominal.

IPENZ
National Office
Email: ipenz@ipenz.org.nz

158 The Terrace, Wellington.

PO Box 12241
Wellington
New Zealand
Ph: +64 4 473 9444
Fax: +64 4 474 8933

ipenz.org.nz/ipenz/finding/IntET (IPENZ Engineers New Zealand)

jedi · #7 (**permalink**) 06.09.2007, 23:51

United States of America (USA)

National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies
1420 King Sreet, Alexandria,VA 22314-2794

888-IS NICET (888-476-4238) toll free or 703-548-1518
Mon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ET

nicet.org/candidates/technologist.cfm (NICET: Candidates - Apply for Testing and Certification: Online Applications)