Minimum Core Subject Areas (MCSA) for Scheme “A” Training
The HKIE has developed the Minimum Core Subject Areas (MCSA) for each of the 22 Disciplines as the criteria for evaluating the eligibility of programmes
The HKIE has developed the Minimum Core Subject Areas (MCSA) for each of the 22 Disciplines as the criteria for evaluating the eligibility of programmes
Company Portal for HKIE Training Schemes (Scheme “A” / AM Training) >>Please click here to access the Company Portal (coming soon) General Introduction and HKIE
HKIE Training Logbooks Redirection to the relevant webpage Notes TN-A – Company Assessment or Re-assessment for Scheme “A” and AM Training TN-B – Training Personnel
Please download at the following links: Eligibility to Scheme “A” Training of Engineering Programmes Accredited by the HKIE (Curriculum under “334” Academic Structure) City University
Scheme “A” Graduate Training The Consolidated Model Training Guides (CMTG) details the requirements of Scheme “A” for each Discipline. Companies should refer to the CMTG
The HKIE Training logbooks are important records of the training registered under HKIE, for both Scheme “A” Graduate Training and Formal Training Scheme to Associate
Welcome to HKIE The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Get Started The President’s Message Dear fellow MembersThe 29th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on 1 July 2026 offered an occasion to reflect on Hong Kong’s constitutional foundation and developmental since 1997. Twenty nine years’ experience affirms that stability and solidarity, reform and innovation, vision and action are essential to sustainable growth. Engineering has remained integral to this journey — not only in delivering infrastructure, but also in upholding safety, resilience and environmental responsibility, thereby reinforcing public confidence and economic vitality..… Learn More HKIE 50th…
Trainee of the Year Award is established by the HKIE to recognize Scheme “A” trainees with outstanding achievements and contribution to training, the HKIE, and