Early Career Group

The BGA Early Career Group (ECG) is a group for professionals that focusses on the interests of students, graduates and recently professionally qualified members, incorporating those with up to 10 years experience in the field. There are currently two hubs for the ECG, London hub and the newly formed South West hub.

The BGA Early Career Group (ECG) is a group for professionals that focusses on the interests of students, graduates and recently professionally qualified members, incorporating those with up to 10 years experience in the field. There are currently two hubs for the ECG, London hub and the newly formed South West hub.

The ECG provides an opportunity for training, knowledge sharing, debate, and networking. The group aspires to build a strong network between it’s members and the wider geotechnical engineering community, and to represent the views of early career members to the BGA. Each ECG hub aims to hold 4-5 events every year, including our chartership professional review event, a must for anyone aspiring to gain chartership with the Institution of Civil Engineers.

ECG events and activities are publicised through our mailing list, to sign up visit our Membership page. There is no additional charge for BGA members to join the ECG.

Become an ECG Member
  • Committee

    The Early Career Group Committee are responsible for organising events and courses aimed specifically at young professionals in the geotechnical engineering industry.

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  • Competitions

    The British Geotechnical Society awards and hosts several awards and prizes to recognise excellence and achievements in geotechnical engineering.

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  • Membership

    he ECG aims to organise events aimed specifically at young professionals and welcome any ideas for future activities, topics or speakers.

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  • Events

    Upcoming meetings and conferences related to the ECG.

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