To help high school and college students with career choices, Bethesda, MD-based Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) has created the fourth edition of their Guide to Careers in Fire Protection Engineering.
The free guide will especially appeal to students interested in science and who have a desire to make the world a safer place, but any student seeking to discover his or her passion will find the guide informative.
Guide to Careers in Fire Protection Engineering is also a great starting point for students who already want a career in engineering, but are unsure of which specialty is right for them. It provides students the opportunity to explore college degree programs, specific career paths and different ways to enter and succeed in the field.
Fire protection engineering is a fast-growing occupation and stable career choice. According to a recent 2010 SFPE survey, a fire protection engineer with six or less years of experience, on average, earns $75,000 a year and the median annual salary of today’s fire protection engineers exceeds $110,000 plus benefits—among the highest-paid engineers in the nation.
The free guide will especially appeal to students interested in science and who have a desire to make the world a safer place, but any student seeking to discover his or her passion will find the guide informative.
Guide to Careers in Fire Protection Engineering is also a great starting point for students who already want a career in engineering, but are unsure of which specialty is right for them. It provides students the opportunity to explore college degree programs, specific career paths and different ways to enter and succeed in the field.
Fire protection engineering is a fast-growing occupation and stable career choice. According to a recent 2010 SFPE survey, a fire protection engineer with six or less years of experience, on average, earns $75,000 a year and the median annual salary of today’s fire protection engineers exceeds $110,000 plus benefits—among the highest-paid engineers in the nation.
A free copy of The Guide to Careers in Fire Protection Engineering can be obtained by contacting Chris Jelenewicz at chris@sfpe.org.“Recent graduates describe working in a variety of positions from the federal government to private consulting firms,” says Chris Jelenewicz, engineering program manager at SFPE. “They also are high in demand by employers, which is particularly notable in this economy.”
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Great article, It is so very vital to help people be prepared before disaster strikes, so take this to training heart!
J Shrock
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