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So You Want to Work in Engineering?

So You Want to Work in Engineering?

Discusses what it is like to work in engineering. This book explores various occupations including civil engineer, marine engineer, mechanical engineer and chemical engineer. It explains the main tasks for each job, with skills required and good points and bad points. It is suita... read full description below.

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ISBN 9780750245807
Published 15 September 2005 by Hachette Children's Books
Format Hardback, New title
Author(s) By McAlpine, Margaret
Series So You Want to Work

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ISBN-13 9780750245807
ISBN-10 0750245808
Stock Out of stock
Status Not currently available
Publisher Hachette Children's Books
Imprint Hodder Wayland
Publication Date 15 September 2005
International Publication Date 1 September 2005
Publication Country United Kingdom United Kingdom
Format Hardback, New title
Edition New title
Author(s) By McAlpine, Margaret
Series So You Want to Work
Category Technology & Applied Sciences
Work & Industry / World Of Work
Interest Age 11-14 years
Reading Age 11-14 years
NBS Text School Textbooks & Study Guides: Maths, Science & Technical
ONIX Text Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
Number of Pages 64
Dimensions Width: 177mm
Height: 245mm
Spine: 10mm
Weight 346g
Dewey Code 620.0023
Catalogue Code 16060

Description of this Book

A clear and informative guide to working in engineering. Essential for young teenagers researching possible careers. So you want to work in engineering? Find out all about what it is like to work in engineering. This book explores various occupations including civil engineer, marine engineer, mechanical engineer and chemical engineer. The main tasks for each job are clearly explained, together with skills required and good points and bad points. Each description ends with a case study, following a typical 'day in the life' of an individual working in engineering. With colour photographs on every page, this essential book is ideal for assisting young teenagers with their research into various careers involving engineering.

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Author's Bio

Margaret McAlpine is an experienced and specialist careers writer having left teaching in schools and further education colleges some 12 years ago to write careers information for the DfES, the Daily Mail and specialist publishers like Hobsons and Trotman.

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