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To become a professor of engineering, it is generally necessary to follow an engineering education, studying at a top engineering school, such as Polytechnique or a general or specialized engineering school. It is also possible to obtain a double degree by following an engineering education in alternation. It is important to note that for teaching in higher education, it is often required to have a Master's degree and a PhD. It is also possible to become a professor of engineering by following an apprenticeship path, studying at a National Higher School, such as ENSCM or ENSTA to become an engineer in physics, chemistry or agribusiness. It is also possible to become a teaching engineer after obtaining an engineering degree in civil engineering or another technical field, and following a teaching training for teachers of public or private institutions of higher education.

Engineering professors train engineers by providing them with a solid theoretical and practical foundation in their areas of specialization. They can teach at engineering schools, a chemistry school, universities or preparatory classes for the grandes écoles (CPGE), where they help students develop their understanding of scientific and technical concepts. Engineering professors can also help young graduates pursue their engineering careers by offering them advanced courses and providing advice on the most relevant areas of specialization. Professors can also help students prepare for entrance exams to top engineering schools such as Polytechnique. Engineering professors can also teach in specific areas such as aerospace, civil engineering, industrial engineering, information technology, electronics, computer science, robotics, and more. Finally, engineering professors can bring their professional experience to help students understand the challenges and issues of the professional world, and help them prepare for a career as a generalist or specialized engineer.

There are several reasons why students and professionals may call upon an engineering teacher: • Preparation for engineering competitions: engineering teachers can help students prepare for entrance exams to major engineering schools (polytech competitions, common competitions, mines competitions, etc.), by providing specific preparation courses and advice on subjects to review and strategies to adopt. • Understanding the challenges of the professional world: engineering teachers can bring their professional experience to help students understand the challenges and issues of the professional world, and help them prepare for their professional integration. • Understanding scientific and technical concepts: engineering teachers can help students understand scientific and technical concepts, by providing theoretical and practical courses, exercises and projects, and answering their questions. • Helping engineers in continuing education: professionals can call upon an engineering teacher to take continuing education courses and develop their skills for the success of their professional project. • Helping PhD students: PhD students can call upon an engineering teacher for mentoring and assistance with their thesis. • Preparing students to enter an engineering school: engineering teachers can help students prepare for engineering programs and succeed in their final year or end of studies. • Adapting to each student: finally, engineering teachers can adapt to each student and their needs to offer them a better understanding of concepts and greater self-confidence to succeed in their studies and future projects.

There are several ways to find an engineering professor: • Engineering schools: engineering schools usually have qualified professors to teach the various subjects related to engineering. You can contact engineering schools to know the available professors and the subjects they teach. • Universities: universities also offer engineering courses. You can contact the engineering departments of universities to know the available professors and the subjects they teach. • Training organizations: there are training organizations that offer engineering courses for professionals and students. You can check their websites or contact them to know the available professors and the subjects they teach. • Professional directories: there are professional directories, such as Starofservice, that list teachers and trainers in different fields. You can check these directories to find engineering professors. • Job search websites: there are job search websites that offer job postings for engineering professors. You can check these websites to find available professors.

The rates of an engineering professor vary depending on several factors such as: - The level of education: rates may vary depending on the level of education the professor teaches for (e.g. engineering school, university, preparatory classes, adult continuing education). - Specialization: rates may vary depending on the professor's specialization (e.g. mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, computer engineering, general engineering, etc.). - Experience: rates may vary depending on the professor's professional and pedagogical experience. - Location: rates may vary depending on where the training takes place (e.g. online, in-person, at home). - Time: rates may vary depending on the duration of the training (e.g. private lessons, group lessons, long-term coaching). Generally, the rates of an engineering professor can vary between €20 and €50 per hour for private lessons and between €30 and €80 for group lessons. It is important to note that these rates can vary considerably depending on the factors mentioned above, so it is important to request a quote to know the exact rates for your situation.

Several criteria must be taken into account to choose an engineering professor: make sure that the professor you choose has a specialization that corresponds to your needs. For example, if you need a course in electronics, choose a professor who has expertise in electronics. Check if the professor has professional and pedagogical experience in their field. It is important to know that a professor who has professional experience in the field they teach can bring you a more concrete vision of professional realities. Ask for references from students or professionals who have already worked with the professor to get an idea of ​​the quality of their teaching. Make sure the professor is available at times that suit you. Check the working methods proposed by the professor (e.g. private lessons, group lessons, in person, remote) to ensure that it meets your needs. Make sure you can easily communicate with the professor and that they are attentive to your needs. Finally, verify that the rate proposed by the professor fits your budget.

- What is your engineering specialization? - What is your professional and educational experience in the field of engineering? - Can you give me examples of recent projects or subjects you have taught? - Can you give me references from students or professionals you have worked with? - Are you available during the hours that suit me? - What is your teaching method? - Can you provide me with a quote for the courses I wish to take? - What is your pricing for private or group classes? - Can you explain how you will evaluate me and provide me with feedback on my work? - Do you offer online or distance courses?