The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) has announced that plans have reached an advanced stage for replacing the Supervised Industrial Training Scheme in Engineering (SITSIE) with the Engineering Residency Programme (ERP) for professionals.
COREN, in a press briefing in Abuja, also announced plans for the impending commencement of its 33rd Engineering Assembly, with the theme: “Advancing Quality Engineering Services and Businesses in Nigeria: Professionalism, Compliance and Remunerations.”
Speaking on the issues, COREN President Sadiq Abubakar said the event, which will take place between July 14 and 16, will enable practitioners and stakeholders to evaluate matters of mutual interest related to the engineering profession and share ideas on emerging issues affecting the profession.
Abubakar added that it will offer engineers the opportunity to discuss the dynamics in relationships between different engineering cadres, operators, regulators, and the larger Nigerian society across Nigeria’s various economic sectors.
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