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Incorporated Engineer (IEng) is an internationally recognised benchmark of competence.  \nThe duration of the apprenticeship will typically be three to four years for new entrants. The Endpoint Assessment (EPA) will be in two stages and typically undertaken in the last three months of the apprenticeship:  \nStage 1 – is the preparation for the structured interview. It will consist of:  \n- Written Report (4500-5000 words): the apprentices will submit a report in their own words which demonstrates that they have achieved the knowledge, skills and behaviours as set out at Annex A. The report will be accompanied by a two page CV, Continuing Professional Development (CPD) records and appendices to suit the content of the report. The CV, CPD records and appendices are not included in the word count.  \n- A registered member of a PEI (IEng or CEng) who works with the apprentice will sign to verify that the work described in the written report has been carried out by the apprentice.  \n- Completing the written report will take 6 weeks in total. The written report will be submitted electronically to the assessment organisation who will pass it on to the Assessor Panel at least four weeks ahead of the date of the interview. The panel’s role is to assess the apprentice’s knowledge, skills and behaviours across the apprenticeship standard.  \nStage 2 – is the face to face stage. It will consist of:  \n- Structured interview supported by written report and presentation: the apprentice will give a 12-15 minute presentation to the Assessor Panel highlighting achievements and  \nwork they have done which they have not been able to cover fully in their written report. This is followed by an interview, which will assess relevant knowledge, skills and behaviours. The interview will last for 40-50 minutes. This part of the assessment process will be marked as a whole and the apprentice will not know the outcome of this part of the assessment process before they proceed to the written examination.  \n- Written examination: the apprentice will be set three unseen questions by their assessors and must answer all three in the allotted two hour timeframe. Questions will be set based on their experience as outlined in their CV and Written Report and industry-related knowledge relevant to the Standard. The three questions will be checked to ensure that they cover the knowledge, skills and behaviours from the standard. The written examination must be passed.  \nThe anticipated time from submission of the written report to interview and written examination will be four weeks. 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