elougo:


"Your COREN application has been recommended for Council."

I just got the above update from COREN portal,
Please what does this imply and what's the next step?.

Did anyone get this too?

Thanks

elougo:


"Your COREN application has been recommended for Council."

I just got the above update from COREN portal,
Please what does this imply and what's the next step?.

Did anyone get this too?

Thanks

elougo:


"Your COREN application has been recommended for Council."

I just got the above update from COREN portal,
Please what does this imply and what's the next step?.

Did anyone get this too?

Thanks

AnaCheks:
You are about to start your name with Engr.........

AnaCheks:
How was your Lagos interview?

fognext:
Good day beautiful people, would like to know if someone with a "b.tech" qualification can apply for COREN? Thanks

sirqeeboi:
I see that COREN has added Msc requirements for HND with PGDE candidates to be able to register has engineer.
I want to confirm if Msc has also be added to Bsc or Beng or Btech also?

alex81:
Hello team,

Pls ill like to know if its possible to apply for Coren without NSE, the cost and timeline to finally get certificate.

Appswheel:

Yes, it is possible to apply for COREN without NSE. I do not have the cost and timeline at the moment, I will check with my contacts.

acmilan1:
Please I need clarification here, I am planning to apply for COREN as I already have NSE. I went to COREN site and saw a form but it is written on the form that it is to be completed by my employer. Please anyone here to shed more light on steps and how to register for COREN

Appswheel:

Yes, it is possible to apply for COREN without NSE. I do not have the cost and timeline at the moment, I will check with my contacts.

megacontrol:
Please can you provide an update on this?
The initial post was a question from someone asking if it were possible to register direct for COREN without first going through NSE. Can you clarify and provide more details on the cost and process as you promised earlier. Thanks

fognext:
Good day beautiful people, would like to know if someone with a "b.tech" qualification can apply for COREN? Thanks

mayemaye:

Yes you can
It should be from an accredited university and approved course
you can also follow my thread for more updates
https://www.nairaland.com/5993259/coren-registration-thread

ademoladeji:


Well, let me just state the process I passed thru whn registering...

1. Joined a branch of NSE (Apapa Branch)
a. Paid registration fee
b. Paid annual subscription

2. Joined a division of NSE (Civil Division)
a. Upgraded my status (from student membership to corporate membership).
b. Paid for annual subscription

3. Applied for NSE corporate membership
a. Paid application fee

4. Printed several forms filled both by myself and my sponsors (they must be financially up-to-date)

5. Report writing and printing

6. Paid to attend workshops
a. National workshop
b. Branch workshop

7. Attended Report defense

8. National examination

9. When passed, paid like #58,500 for election/admission letter n certificate at National level

10. Paid #65,000 for induction at local level.

After collection of the election letter, I proceeded to applying for COREN.

11. Paid #12,000 as application fee

12. Paid #1,500 for transcript verification

13. Uploaded necessary documents including summary of report used for NSE reg.

After approval by Council,

14. Paid #36,500 for seal, stamp and certificate

15. Paid #35,000 for this year's COREN Assembly (compulsory for all newly approved Engineers)

*****************THE END******************

With the new policy by COREN, I'd advise you visit the coren website to have first class information.

I know it's gonna be cheaper going thru direct COREN.

For further information, I could link you up with a friend working with COREN.

PM me and let's talk

dprsauce:


Sorry, after you failed, are you to start the whole process afresh with the whole cost too or you will just re sit the necessary subjects you failed with small payment additional?