FE Exam Training for Your Engineers
A private, live 8-week FE review cohort for your company's engineers in training, taught to the NCEES exam specifications.
Private FE cohort
$5,400 for up to 6 engineers, then $700 per additional engineer
- Length
- 8 weeks, one 3-hour session a week (24 hours)
- Where
- Live online, recorded for review
- Exams
- FE Mechanical or FE Other Disciplines
- Group
- Up to 10 engineers
Large national FE courses put your engineers in a class of dozens and move at the average pace. A private cohort is only your people: they ask the questions they actually have, the schedule fits around project work, and the weekly problem sets tell you who is on track long before exam day.
Each week is a live, interactive session with worked problems at exam difficulty, followed by a problem set. Sessions use the NCEES FE Reference Handbook the way the exam does, so engineers learn where things are as well as how to solve them.
Training is led by Zeeshan Saiyed, a Georgia Tech mechanical engineer (BS and MS, high honors) with more than 8 years of experience at Fortune 500 companies designing components and creating their drawings to the latest GD&T standards.
The 8-week plan (FE Mechanical)
Week 1
- Mathematics, probability and statistics, engineering economics
- How the exam and the Reference Handbook work
Week 2
- Statics
- Dynamics, kinematics, and vibrations
Week 3
- Mechanics of materials
- Material properties and processing
Week 4
- Fluid mechanics
Week 5
- Thermodynamics: properties, cycles, and steam tables
Week 6
- Heat transfer
Week 7
- Electricity and magnetism
- Measurements, instrumentation, and controls
- Mechanical design and analysis
Week 8
- Ethics and professional practice
- Timed practice exam and review of the weak spots
Who it's for
Engineering firms, manufacturers, and utilities with recent graduates working toward the FE exam and EIT certification. The plan above is for FE Mechanical; FE Other Disciplines uses the same structure with its own topic list.
Included in the price
- Preparation and customization before the session
- Examples built from your own drawings, products, or projects
- Handouts for every participant
- Certificate of completion
- 30 days of email questions afterward
Terms
- Travel
- Included within 40 miles of Richmond, TX. Further away, mileage plus a day rate for travel time.
- Booking more
- 10% off a second day or a second cohort booked together.
- Payment
- 50% deposit to hold the dates, balance net 30 on invoice. Purchase orders accepted.
- Changes
- Free rescheduling up to 14 days before. The deposit is kept for later cancellations.
Request a proposal
Tell us about your team and timing. You'll get a written proposal with dates and a final price.
Frequently asked questions
Which FE exams do you cover?
FE Mechanical and FE Other Disciplines. If your engineers are taking another discipline, ask in the quote request.
Is the NCEES exam fee included?
No. The $225 NCEES registration fee and any state board fees are paid separately, usually by the engineer or reimbursed by the employer.
Can engineers from different offices join?
Yes. Sessions are live online, so a cohort can include engineers from several locations.
What if someone misses a session?
Every session is recorded, and the week's problem set keeps them on pace. They can also bring questions to the next session.
Do we get progress reports?
If you'd like, a short weekly note on attendance and problem-set completion, shared with each engineer's knowledge.
When should the cohort start?
About 10 to 12 weeks before the engineers plan to sit the exam, which leaves time after the last session for review.
How do payment and scheduling work?
A 50% deposit holds the start date, and the balance is invoiced net 30. Purchase orders are accepted. A second cohort booked together is 10% off.