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Bendigo or Jakarta – “Have Knowledge Will Travel”
Last week, Centre for Pavement Engineering Education (CPEE) Executive Manager: Professional Development, Dr Kym Neaylon, spent a couple of days in Jakarta as a guest of the 11th Global Asphalt and Pavement Summit. Kym gave a presentation on bitumen use in Australian pavements, also chaired the Advanced Technology session, and finished with a CPEE training session entitled "Road Pavements and Bitumen for non-road people".
Short Course Update and Presenter Receive Major “Thumbs Up”
The Centre for Pavement Engineering Education (CPEE) is very pleased to have received such positive feedback following presentation of our updated short course ‘Pavement Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Understanding and Evaluating Options’ in Sydney last week.
“Thank you for a knowledgeable two days of training.”
As is usual practice with CPEE courses, delegates were asked to provide feedback to assist us to improve course offerings and to better meet our educational and training objectives. In addition to providing feedback on the course structure and content, many delegates went out their way to provide positive additional comments, especially for presenter Geoff Webb.
Appointment of Professor Phil Evans Further Enhances CPEE Academic Board
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Phil Evans to the Centre for Pavement Engineering Education (CPEE) Academic Board, which further enhances the standing of the Board.
Professor Evans is Consultant and Professor of Law in the Faculty of Law at Notre Dame University, Western Australia.
Professor Evans is a former practicing civil engineer with over 20 years’ experience in local government and as a consultant in the areas of road and bridge design and construction, geotechnical and materials engineering and contract administration.
He also has a Bachelor of Science (Engineering) (MERIT) degree from the University of New South Wales, a Master of Engineering (Honours) degree from the University of Wollongong and NSW Local Government Engineers Certificate. He also holds an LLB from University of Western Australia and a PhD. He is a Fellow of both the Institution of Engineers (Aust) and the Australian Institute of Building and is also a member of Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators Australia (IAMA) and the Society of Construction Law.
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Short Courses & Workshops
CPEE offers an extensive range of short courses each year, involving a team of presenters from different areas of the roads and pavements sector. The events are largely structured around the learning's offered in CPEE Post Graduate studies along with content closely linked to the relevant Austroads Guides and/or Australian Standards. To ensure delivery of practical and relevant material and experience, only recognised experts are engaged as presenters. -
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Study & Qualifications
CPEE's unique and targeted distance education approach is well regarded by the whole of the roads and pavements industry, including state and local governments. Theses practical courses encourage the direct application of the skills and knowledge acquired into the workplace and is further facilitated by the distance education format. The programs aim at providing students with the knowledge and skills to fill senior positions in these specialist fields within state & local government, public works authorities and with engineering and infrastructure planning consultants -
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Professional Development
Specialist knowledge requires ongoing professional development to keep up with the latest trends and developments in the sector. CPEE's suite of Short Courses and online award programs offer the ability to increase the capabilities of staff and maintain up-to-date technical skills as they progress throught their engineering career.
