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How Engineers Australia Can Assist Overseas Qualified Engineers

How Engineers Australia Can Assist Overseas Qualified Engineers

Start time: 6.00pm AEST. Learn how EA can assist Overseas Qualified Engineers and support them to become more locally recognised and accepted into the industry.

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If you’d like to mark NAIDOC Week in November and hear directly from Indigenous engineers or have your donation towards "on country” engineering quadrupled, Engineers Australia has a range of upcoming activities and partnerships to explore.

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