Self Coaching For Personal Development

Self-coaching begins with our mindset toward ourselves: How do you see yourselves? Effective self-coaching involves noticing ourselves as a work-in-progress, being open to learning and change, and adopting an attitude that reinforces this viewpoint.


If you have a closely related degree in, Engineering, science or mathematics you could do an accredited MSc to convert to civil engineering. For example, a geology graduate could consider a geotechnical master’s degree. Or a mathematics graduate, a course in structural engineering.


Benefits of Self-Coaching

  1. Personal coaching is a fantastic option when one-on-one coaching is not open. Some significant godsends include:
  2. Enriched understanding of our powers and abilities
  3. Enriched understanding of our opinions, habits, and practices
  4. Comprehending that we can choose which opinion, practice, or habit
  5. Growth in self-confidence, self-awareness, judgment, inspiration, and problem-solving powers
  6. Self-coaching may become an automated answer to challenges
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ICE has a comprehensive range of resources aimed at all student ages to help you show and demonstrate what civil engineering is, why it's important and what you need to do to become a civil engineer.

What is Civil Engineering

To help you introduce civil engineering for a talk to a class or assembly.
Content type: Classroom / group activity
Last updated: 29 April 2022
Author/s: ICE

ICE 16-18 Civil Engineering Careers Guide

Featuring case studies and useful information about subject-choices and study pathways.
Content type: Posters and handouts
Last updated: 29 April 2022
Author/s: ICE

Rise to the Challenge

A follow up presentation to 'What is Civil Engineering' for older pupils which gives more information on civil engineering careers and how to get into the industry.
Content type: Presentation
Last updated: 29 April 2022
Author/s: ICE

Pre-University / College Reading List

We’ve put together a list of interesting books to check out if you are planning to study civil engineering at college and university.
Content type: Follow-up activity
Last updated: 29 April 2022
Author/s: ICE

Professional development training

Whether you are looking to make a leap into a more senior level role or simply develop your career in the right way, we can help.

5-Week Course: Sustainability

A useful five session course delivered by industry experts focusing on key aspects of sustainability in Civil Engineering.

Foundation Design

Delivered over two days this training course uses notes, presentations, tutorials and delegate discussion to address the key geotechnical and structural criteria for the design of a range of foundation types commonly used for building and civil engineering structures.

Carbon Management in Infrastructure

This one day training course, tutored by award-winning industry leaders, provides practical guidance on applying PAS 2080 to infrastructure projects, with the combined aims of reducing carbon, reducing cost and adding value.
  1. ICE Superheroes Activity Book. Download the fun civil engineering booklet from ICE with games like spot the difference, wordsearch, maze and more. Content type: Posters and handouts - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  2. Toilet Roll Roll. Find out how our sewer system stays clog-free in this fun gravity experiment – mess free we promise! Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  3. Civil Engineers Make It Happen. Let your imagination run riot and create a model piece of infrastructure you admire! Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  4. Soil Savers. Find out what civil engineers can do with the earth from big tunneling projects and how it’s done by creating your own spoil-carrying barge boat. Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  5. Water Works. Build a water filter and pipeline to deliver clean water to a village or house. Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  6. Baking Bricks for Brunch. Build yourself a solar oven and bake a ‘brick’ out of marshmallows! Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  7. Chocolate Bar Bridges. Design and build a bridge entirely made of chocolate that can hold a heavy weight. Then stress-test until it breaks! Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  8. Spaghetti Skyscrapers. See how high you can build a strong and stable skyscraper out of spaghetti and marshmallows. A challenge for even the most experienced engineer! Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  9. Propping Up Pisa. Find out why the famous leaning tower nearly fell over and experiment with a solution for rebuilding it stable and straight. Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  10. Sewer Stoppers. Run some simple experiments to find out why our drains and sewers have been more blocked since we’ve been at home during the Covid-19 lockdown. Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  11. Plastic Pollution. Find out how civil engineers are helping to clean up the massive floating plastic ‘garbage patches’ in our oceans and build and test your own bathtub plastic-catcher. Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  12. Melting Ice Movements. Find out what civil engineers need to know to plan flood defences for snowy regions and experiment by making and testing melting rates on orbs of ice. Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  13. Road Ruiners. Try this fun experiment at home to see how freeze-thaw erosion can damage buildings, roads, bridges and all the things civil engineers work hard to build and keep safe! Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!
  14. Tensegrity. Be a structural engineer and create your own gravity-defying sculpture using the power of tension. Content type: Home activity - Last updated: 29 April 2022, Author/s: ICE Download it now!

Frequently asked questions

  • Have you got a question? We have covered the most common questions about helping people get into a career in civil engineering. Where can I find advice on careers in engineering?
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