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Learn what it takes and understand that you have what it takes to be an engineer.
Three Core Principles of Student Support
16 Engineers Share Career Secrets_ From High School to Success!.mp4Listen to Material Curiosity Founder Dr. Kyle Clark on the "Problem Solvers" book.
- Learn from Success Stories
The book "Problem Solvers: The Paths to becoming an Engineer" details sixteen personal accounts of what it takes to become and engineer. Each of these unique journeys will provide the reader with inspiration and possibility in what it takes to become an engineering professional. You will learn so much from each of these individual stories that will have you coming back to learn more.
2. Study Best Practices
2. Study Best Practices
Something's missing in the education of our future engineers. There is a gap between what they teach you in school and what they want you do in industry. Consider the gap filled. The Hidden Curriculum for Engineering course gives you deep insights into what it takes to be an engineer, as identified by the sixteen engineers from the Problem Solvers book. You'll get lifetime access to a resource that you will keep coming back to in order to learn more. Upon completing the course, you'll receive a certificate indicating your commitment to understanding what it really takes to be successful, setting yourself apart from your peers.
Small vs. Big Internships_ What I Learned.mp4Listen to Systems Engineer Robert Hodge discuss his experience in working for a larger versus smaller interrnship. His insights along with the other 15 authors provide the basis for the Hidden Curriculum core concepts
Real vs. Pretending Engineers_ PE Exam & Discipline Explained!.mp4Listen to Dr. Kiyett Brown, Dr. Kyle Clark and Sales Engineer Cory Payne discuss whether to get a certification in Engineering is really needed. All three will be available to you for questions as part of the Problem Solver Level-Up Community.
3. Thrive in Community
3. Thrive in Community
What better way to go through your journey than to get support from those on the same journey and form those who have been where you have been. It's not a competition, it's community. With events where you can ask an engineer, learn how to network, overcome impostor syndrome and much more, you'll meet like-minded people, people whose perspectives will change how you think about things and people who will inspire you to level up.
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