If there’s one occupation that has remained enduring throughout the years, it’s engineering. Engineers are relied on by industries to develop innovations, systems, and products, so they’re always in demand, especially with the advance of the fourth industrial revolution. The collaborative research of the Department of Science and Technology and the Philippine Institute for Development Studies even forecasts that the country will need 1.8 million engineers by 2025.

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Establishing a career in a highly technical field like engineering can be challenging, especially if you’re working overseas.

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A government study has projected that the country will need over 1.8 million engineers across various sectors by 2025.