Level Up Your Engineering Journey: PICE Young Engineers Webinar Set This March 28, 2026
The Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE) continues to provide engineers with learning opportunities that are not only accessible but also relevant to the current industry. An upcoming learning activity that aspiring and young engineers should look forward to is the Young Engineers Committee Webinar. This article aims to give a brief overview of the upcoming webinar, including the details on the schedule, topics to be discussed, the speakers, and the steps on how to join the event. It also aims to emphasize the importance of attending the upcoming event for young engineers.
A Free Learning Opportunity for Young Engineers and Future Professionals
The PICE Young Engineers Committee is inviting members and aspiring engineers to the upcoming FREE webinar this March 28, 2026. The event is open to both young professionals and individuals who are "young at heart." The event is a great opportunity to learn, grow, and stay updated in the field of civil engineering. The event will take place from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM via Zoom. For PICE members, the event is FREE. All members need to do is log in to their PICE Portal account.
The event is also open to non-members who are civil engineering graduates. Although the event is not free for non-members, it is open for a minimal fee. This is great news for non-members as it is open even to individuals who are not yet members of the organization. The event is also open for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) under self-directed learning. As if this is not enough, the event will also have raffle prizes for the participants.
Why This Webinar Matters for Your Engineering Career Growth
PICE is not only an organization but also a tool for learning. Through this webinar, engineers are provided with the opportunity to increase their knowledge by getting updated on the current practices in the field. This could be a great tool for young engineers who are still trying to find confidence in their careers.
One of the greatest highlights of this webinar was the information that was shared concerning the different levels of the PRC license, such as the level 6 and level 7 licenses that most engineers are still trying to understand. Instead of trying to figure it out on your own, the information has already been provided by experts in the field, making it easy to get the much-needed direction in life.
Meet the Speakers and Learn from Their Expertise
Speakers for this event will be from the field of engineering. They will be sharing information based on real-life experiences.
● Engr. Frederick Francis M. Sison
Topic: Civil Engineering Career Progression and Specialization Program (CPSP)
His discussion will guide engineers on how to grow in their careers and explore different specialization paths.
● Engr. Maria Sophia R. Orticio
Topic: Water Infrastructure: Engineering for Value
She will talk about the importance of water systems and how engineers contribute to sustainable development.
● Engr. Joshua Ferdinand Villafuerte
Topic: Safety Awareness 101
His session will focus on basic safety practices that are essential in engineering work.
How to Join and What You Need to Do
To join this webinar, it is very easy. For PICE members, all you need to do is log in to your PICE Portal account and register for this webinar. You will then be provided with all the information you need.
If you are not yet a member of PICE but you have a degree in civil engineering, you can also join this webinar by simply paying a small fee. This is a good opportunity for you to experience the benefits of being a PICE member. With just a few easy steps, you can already be a part of a very meaningful learning experience.
This upcoming webinar is more than just a webinar. It is a chance for you to learn, to grow, and to be a better engineer. You may be a young and new engineer, or maybe you are already in the industry, but one thing is for sure: you always learn something new. This is a free opportunity for you, so grab it, and be a part of a community that continues to build better engineers for the future.