P.Eng APEGA (Professional Engineers of Alberta) review timeline
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ok. thanks ...
So I need to submit the application and wait for the Board to give me some result and if they pass my application , i need to take NPPE. if they didn't then i need to take EIT exam and if I clear that then I need to apply for NPPE . Is that so?/
So I need to submit the application and wait for the Board to give me some result and if they pass my application , i need to take NPPE. if they didn't then i need to take EIT exam and if I clear that then I need to apply for NPPE . Is that so?/
Search for preparatory courses online. If you have already submitted your P.Eng application, you can take the exam anytime in the next one year.
Any recommended website or course for prep. I can a find a couple of course online but not sure which one is best.
Good Day Everyone
I'm currently in the progress of filling my experience record. I've 2 degrees from an ABET accredited university outside Canada and over 8 years of experience in a well-known multinational oil and gas services company. Does anyone have a similar experience on filling the WRVL with a drilling/ exploration oil and gas experience? I find it slightly challenging since majority of work falls under the services category rather than the "Design" category.
Appreciating your feedback
I'm currently in the progress of filling my experience record. I've 2 degrees from an ABET accredited university outside Canada and over 8 years of experience in a well-known multinational oil and gas services company. Does anyone have a similar experience on filling the WRVL with a drilling/ exploration oil and gas experience? I find it slightly challenging since majority of work falls under the services category rather than the "Design" category.
Appreciating your feedback
Hello,
I am in the process of starting my engineering licensing registration with APEGA before I land in Canada. I have over 8 years of oil and gas experience in both engineering design and services. I have a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering. Is it advisable to apply for P.ENG without Canadian work experience? Or I should go for E.I.T?
Please can someone guide me or show me a sample of how they went about their competency self-assessment worksheet?
Or should I register in another province like nova scotia engineers and later transfer to APEGA?
Most engineering jobs I see ask for a minimum of E.I.T
Appreciating your feedback
I am in the process of starting my engineering licensing registration with APEGA before I land in Canada. I have over 8 years of oil and gas experience in both engineering design and services. I have a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering. Is it advisable to apply for P.ENG without Canadian work experience? Or I should go for E.I.T?
Please can someone guide me or show me a sample of how they went about their competency self-assessment worksheet?
Or should I register in another province like nova scotia engineers and later transfer to APEGA?
Most engineering jobs I see ask for a minimum of E.I.T
Appreciating your feedback
hi there I am looking for some help with Apega application, as you have already filed that, can we connect please?
Hi
Just wanted to check if you moved any further with this? I'm in similar situation here and can't decide which path to follow ...
Hi Zahran
Just wanted to check where are you on this topic? I'm landing in Calgary few weeks from now and want to start my P.Eng or EIT application right away. I have 8 years of work experience with a multinational oil and gas company. I'm not sure if APEGA would consider this as equivalent to Candian experience or not !
If i were you i would apply for the license anyway. It will take APEGA a few weeks to assess your application and see if you can qualify to apply for P.Eng. directly.
Thanks for your reply. I'm just worried that it would take longer time to validate foreign experience and eventually still request a year of Candian experience anyway. This would probably few months wasted...
Another thing is fees, do I have to pay for EIT in case they did ask for 12 months Canadian experience?
It takes longer to validate foreign education but not experience.
The only snag on your foreign experience will be determining if your validators are equivalent to a licensed engineer in experience, knowledge and authority if they do not have a license in that country. APEGA refers to this equivalent engineer as a "Senior Practitioner".
Your validators can help you out by providing a resume or some other summary of their education and experience.
Would people be interested in an online seminar (i.e. zoom meeting) on the competency based assessment?
I could offer one through CyberEd (https://techexam.ca/).