engineering students

Not sure what’s next after graduation? Consider applying to an Engineer Intern Training (EIT) program! Making the transition from school to work can be a huge challenge for aspiring Engineers. EIT programs are designed to help young professionals bridge that gap, and help them earn their Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) license. This title allows individuals […]

Want to gain hands-on experience and have fun at the same time? Consider signing up for an Engineering competition! This kind of extracurricular activity is an egg-cellent way to challenge yourself and apply your skills and knowledge to a real problem. There are a wide range of different competitions to choose from – some require […]

There are a lot of reasons to be excited about starting a career as an engineer.

There are jobs for engineers in some unexpected fields. Is one of them your secret passion?

CEMF Doctoral Scholarship recipient Beverly Bradley shares her passion for engineering.

Introducing the Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation scholarships and 2013 recipients.

Starting your career in the Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Army or Royal Canadian Air Force is much more than a typical engineering job.

“Engineering Your Career” features TalentEgg’s top engineering career resources, plus Recommended Reads and TalentEgg Tips to help construct a sound career in engineering.

Do you consider yourself to be a super social engineering student or recent grad? Twitter can be a great way to connect with employers.

Enhance your skills, make industry connections, stand out from the crowd and build a better resume.

Tips and tricks from a career advisor and an engineering student.

A Mechanical Engineering student discusses the value of co-op experience and how it landed him a full-time job.