Blueprints and Passports: Samia’s Engineering Expedition

From Bangladesh to a P.Eng. in Canada to a PE in the US…Samia Bhuiyan has been proving all the stereotypes wrong across the world! 🌎In this interview, she shares her incredible journey to become a woman Structural Engineer (we know that’s rare but shouldn't!) and pass her PE Exam as a working mom of two kids! 👶 😲 Any women engineers out there with kids? International women engineers coming to the US? Then give this a listen! 😉Tune in to Learn:Her journey to become a PE from Bangladesh to Canada to the USComing to the US as an international Structural EngineerAre the requirements to get the PE the same if you already have the P.Eng.?Why she failed the PE 1st time…and what changed everything for her 2nd try3 surprisingly simple exam prep tips to breeze through the PE ExamHow to prove international education and work experience to be able to take the PEHer strategy for taking practice exams….include The Ultimate CBT  Exam SimulatorHow to handle “Test questions” on the PE the don’t count toward your scoreHow to prepare for theory questions on exam day3 reasons why she recommends The Ultimate Civil PE Review CourseWhat the PMP certification is and when it may be a good addition to your careerHer #1 advice for those preparing for the PE Exam (and it’s not related to studying)🤝 Our Partners:NamecheapBuiltbar☑️ Resources Mentioned:The Ultimate Civil PE Structural Review Course (Waitlist)PE CBT Exam SimulatorPMP CertificationSE Exam, by NCEESP.Eng Licensure in CanadaUniversity of Alberta📧 Connect With Samia:LinkedIn🎁 Freebies:The 5 Best FE ResourcesThe Civil PE Startup Guide📚 Exam Prep Resources:Main WebsiteThe Ultimate Civil FE Review Course The Ultimate Civil PE Review CourseThe Ultimate Civil PE Depth Review CoursesFE Practice ExamsFE CBT Exam SimulatorPE Breadth Practice ExamsPE Depth Practice ExamsPE CBT Exam Simulator📱 Connect With Us:Free CEA CommunityYouTube [email protected]