Benefits of MCIWEM Grade

 The MCIWEM grade (Membership) is a non-chartered status of membership for those professionals working at an operational level and pursuing a pathway in the water and environmental sector.

MCIWEM comes with formal recognition of your attainments. In addition, this grade can allow you to engage with people and experiences that will continue your development and broaden your network. CIWEM, Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management, gives valuable specialist structure and supports to help make sure that your professional growth is not negatively impacted because of the burden of your day-to-day work.

Benefits:

The following are the benefits of attaining the MCIWEM grade:

Professional competency recognition:

Attaining this qualification will promote your expertise, as MCIWEM is an internationally-recognized designation. It is also an instant badge of capability and integrity for clients, colleagues and future employers.

High earning potential:

You will get a range of content and services to fulfill your development requirements and build your expertise, including technical papers, good practice guides and online publications as well as CPD-relevant events.

Better employability:

Use CIWEM’s professional development planning tools to support your career growth and keep yourself ahead.

Global professional network:

It will allow you to have access to a supportive and influential network of professionals. By means of CIWEM’s regional branches, you can connect with like-minded professionals at events that take place near you. With CIWEM’s topic-specific networks, you will be able to have valuable connections across your areas of interest.

Mentoring:

By attaining this grade, you will be able to develop your skills, capabilities, relationships, self-confidence and personal growth and work towards Chartership (C.WEM) with a CIWEM Mentor.

Widen your horizon:

You will be able to sort out day-to-day work issues by means of informative, accessible and reliable information and advice. By having a subscription to The Environment magazine, journals, policy position statements and case studies, membership will provide you with a host of practical tools to support your work.

Application requirements:

For the MCIWEM grade, do the following things:

Fill up an online application form

Submit a copy of your latest resume

Provide the authority with copies of relevant certificates that are signed by your sponsors

Provide the authority with 2 sponsors who are members of CIWEM or professionally registered members (Chartered or working at an equivalent level) of other professional organizations (including IEng, CEng, CSci and CEnv registrants) who must be capable of reviewing and signing off your application. You must submit a signed letter from each of your sponsors alongside your application to confirm that they have done this.

You have to complete a report of 500 words in which you need to detail the skills and knowledge you have earned in your water or/and environmental career or a summary of your NEBOSH Diploma assignment.

You must write your report in the first person and show your responsibility in water and/or environmental management. You need to identify projects/pieces of work for which you have had responsibility and describe your roles and responsibilities in them.  This report needs to describe an understanding of the environmental drivers and problems surrounding your work and your role in the promotion of good environmental practice.