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BCS
is the world's leading industry body for those working in IT, serving over
70,000 members worldwide. Formerly known as the British Computer Society,
BCS is the only professional body able to confer chartered status in all
three of the following areas: Chartered Engineer (CEng), Chartered Scientist
(CSci) and Chartered IT Professional (CITP). The Sussex Branch of BCS was established in 1967. We are delighted that Roy Newell, a founder member of both BCS and the Sussex Branch, continues to serve on our committee. Today the Sussex Branch boasts a vibrant community of more than 1600 members. We range from under 20 to over 90 years of age. We usually hold 6 public meetings each year. Our Annual General Meeting is held in May. We sometimes arrange special events and social activities in addition to our regular programme. Our public meetings are free and open to everyone, including non-members. Please see our events page for more information. What can we offer you?
Find out how you can join BCS today and enjoy the many benefits of membership. We offer a wide choice of regional branches and numerous specialist user groups. We can even help you if you're looking for work. BCSrecruit.com is the official jobsite of BCS. You can create your own portfolio, apply for jobs and upload your CV so that leading employers are able to see what you can do. This service is available to everyone, so register now and find your perfect job in IT. To make finding the right job easy, posts are listed under IT industry sector categories using SFIA. |
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 The Sussex Branch members have a wide range of ages which adds to our diversity. Statistical data for January 2010 reveals the distribution of our membership within discrete age groups. |
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