The homepage - a great starting point on learning about the different steps in the licensing process.
The page is for those applying with APEGA - it features the three options for help.
It is highly recommended to download the free cheat sheet.
This page is for someone who needs to submit their Competency Assessment Report. It is highly recommended to download the Competency Brainstorming Tool.
It is highly recommended to download the free cheat sheet.
It is highly recommended to download the free cheat sheet.
This is the payment section for the 1-dollar-test.
You can also navigate through the following Practice PPE Exam Link Supports below
Quickly access Practice PPE Exam links below by selecting a variety of options in accordance with your current requirements. We hope you'll find the below links helpful and we appreciate you sharing this valuable information with everyone in your network who needs help in the licensing process.
HOW TO BECOME A LICENSED ENGINEER OR GEOSCIENTIST IN CANADA?
Each province or territory in Canada falls under the jurisdiction of one of Canada’s engineering and geoscientists regulators. These organizations regulate every aspect of the engineering and geoscientist profession in Canada and grant engineering and geoscientist licenses. If you intend to apply to become an engineer or geoscientist in Canada, you should contact the regulator (see list below) in the province or territory where you would like to work. The regulator will answer any questions you may have about its regulations or official policies.
Every year, engineering graduates from around the world move to Canada to become licensed engineers. Let North Core Immigration & Employment Services Ltd. guide you through the process of obtaining your license to practice as an Engineer in Canada.
Having attained his engineering credentials outside Canada, our RCIC & Founding Director, Mr. Christopher Angala, has submitted an application and was able to obtain his Engineer-in-Training designation with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) in 2021. Chris would be more than willing and delighted to share his first-hand experience in the licensing process with his clients.
Important Reminder: The immigration process is completely separate from the Engineer or Geoscience licensing process, but getting your license to practice professional engineering or geoscience can help to increase your chances of immigrating to Canada under the Federal Skilled Worker Program.
CANADA'S ENGINEERING AND/OR GEOSCIENTIST REGULATORS
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Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA)
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Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS)
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Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists (NAPEG)
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Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL)
MORE INFORMATION FOR ENGINEERS:
KNOW THE FIVE REQUIREMENTS
To become a licensed engineer in Canada, you must prove that you meet five requirements to the engineering regulator in the province or territory where you’d like to practice:
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Academic: You have obtained an engineering education.
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Work experience: You have supervised work experience that demonstrates your ability to apply engineering knowledge.
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Language: You communicate competently in at least one of Canada’s two official languages.
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Good character: You have demonstrated truth, honesty, and trustworthiness in your conduct.
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Professionalism and ethics: You have passed the Professional Practice Examination (PPE).
AFFILIATION
North Core Immigration & Employment Services Ltd. is affiliated with Practice PPE Exams. Practice PPE Exams provides licensing & career help for Engineers & Employers in Canada. At Practice PPE Exams, their only focus is helping aspiring engineers in Canada become licensed. They work each day to make every aspect of the process easier for aspirants. They help both Engineers to get licensed sooner & find new career opportunities, and Employers to find engineering talent faster.
Should you require licensing help to be able to practice as an Engineer in Canada, we highly recommend visiting their website and navigate through the services they offer. Click below for more information about Practice PPE Exams.