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Application types:

• EIT: Ideal for new grads without adequate professional experience Ìý

• P.L.Eng: Professional licensee engineer, ideal for candidates whose work experience is primarily based in research and post-secondary teaching.Ìý

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• 4-year bachelor's in engineering, Science, technology or geoscience (Typically no examinations if any of the following apply)Ìý

  • Engineers Canada accredited degreeÌý

  • Washington Acord signatories accredited degreeÌý

  • Commision des Titre d’ingenieur (CTI) FranceÌý

  • Bachelors from a non-accredited program combined with a master's or higher accredited by one of the accreditation bodies above. For non-accredited applicants you must complete the self-evaluation checklist and submit master's or PhD thesis abstractsÌý

• Completed EIT application form: ÌýÌý

• Valid transcripts sent directly to EGBCÌý

• 2 pieces of Valid Government IDÌý

: 10 years total experience minimum (4 years Undergraduate work, 1-2 years Graduate work, 4-5 years teaching or doing research)Ìý

• AÌýbachelor's degree in science or engineering or a diploma in engineeringÌý

• A masters (or higher) in engineering, pure or applied science or mathÌý

  • Academic transcripts must be sent directly to EGBC from the institutionsÌý

• 4 years' work experienceÌý

  • Last 2 years must be spent teaching engineering science/design; orÌý

  • Doing research in an engineering faculty at a universityÌý

  • Last year of experience must be with the university where the licence will be issued.Ìý

• Completed Limited Licence Application Form: Ìý

• Good character assessment (no previous criminal activity)Ìý

• Pass National Professional Practice examÌý

• Take Ethics seminarÌýÌý

• Proof of identificationÌý

• Competency based assessment (Online)Ìý

Helpful links:Ìý

• ÌýProvides a detailed breakdown of what is necessary for the Competency based assessmentÌý

• How much each licence will cost up front before you are reimbursed. Ìý

• ÌýNote:Ìýonce notified, the applicant is givenÌýtwo yearsÌýto write and pass the exam (~10 sittings) before the file is closed. Refer toÌýÌýfor complete exam information.Ìý

• Ìýto be completed by registered faculty (P.Eng. or P.L.Eng.)Ìý

• Helpful guide on applying for licensure, can count as 1 hour of continuing education if signed in while watchingÌý

Breakdown of the 34 competenciesÌý

Effective May 15, 2023Ìý

• Individuals must meet academic/experience qualifications outlined in theÌýÌýand set out in the regulations at the time they apply.Ìý

• EIT program willÌýno longer be available to new applicants; work experience must be acquired before applying.Ìý

• All applicants are required to pass the national professional practice exam before they submit their application.Ìý

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• 4-year bachelor's in engineeringÌýÌý

  • Canadian accredited engineering graduates do not require additional testingÌý

  • Graduates from other countries are required to complete 4 technical examsÌý

    • Graduates from outside Canada or the United States must submit a course-by-course report from the world education services to confirm courses meet the necessary requirementsÌý

• 4 Years of work experience relevant to professional engineeringÌý

• Completed P.Eng application (In portal)Ìý

• Good character assessment (In portal)Ìý

• Competency based assessment (In portal)Ìý

• Identification (In portal)Ìý

• Work Experience (In portal)Ìý

Helpful Links:Ìý

• How much each licence will cost up front before you are reimbursed.Ìý

• Continuing Professional Development (pdf)Ìýto be completed by registered faculty.Ìý See theÌýÌýfor more information.Ìý

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• Validator Guide for Competency Based assessmentÌý

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