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> What's a chartered engineer?
Someone who has spent at least 5 years (usually) in an Engineering job, then
got professional membership with an accredited Engineering organisation.
This usually involves writing a report of what Engineering stuff you've done
in your job and passing an interview. Needless to say, Chartered Engineers
are "proper" Engineers, which is why it is a requirement for many jobs at
senior level, especially in safety critical industries like structural and
aeronautical engineering.
> And how do you know how many there are?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartered_Engineer_%28UK%29
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