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E-Training vs. In-Person Training
Depending on the learning objectives, distance or electronic/digital learning is a viable alternative to traditional classroom instruction. Distance learning helps engineers overcome constrictions of time and distance, and exploits modern interactive technologies. In-person instruction is still preferred for acquiring hands-on knowledge, for example machining.
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Continuing engineering education requirements differ significantly between states and jurisdictions, as do penalties for failing to meet education and training requirements. Most sanctions are easily remedied. Exemptions for continuing education exist for military service, illness, and age.
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Most engineering jobs require management skills. A recent Deloitte & Touche survey included interviews with senior engineering and management executives from 30 science and engineering companies, and three management concerns emerged from this survey: an impending shortage of engineers; globalization, its impact on local employment, and the need to implement quality and standardized management training in emerging markets; and finally, the complexity of innovation.
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