APEGS Engineering Licensee Work Experience Reporting

 

If you have worked as a professional engineer that was supervised by a professional who was licensed in Canada, but don’t have a bachelor’s level degree in engineering, then you are eligible for applying as an Engineering Licensee.

Here, in this blog, we will tell you about how to show your work experience when applying for registration as an Engineering Licensee, also called a Licensee Member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS). 

Before we tell you about the work experience reporting, we want you to know about the necessary information when applying for registration to the APEGS authority. Here, we will sometimes use the phrase ‘Licensee member’ for Engineering Licensee.

Required information for Engineering Licensee registration:

The following items you are required to complete and submit to the APEGS office when you apply for licensee member:

·        Application to be registered as a Licensee Member

·        Application fees

·        Original transcript copies from the highest level of education completed, or partially completed, sent straight to APEGS from the educational institution

·        Licensee Member Chronological Summary Form

·        Experience reports

·        English test result

·        Proof of Identification Form

·        Licensee Member Scope of Professional Practice Exam

Don’t submit the application for writing the Professional Practice Exam until you are admitted to the probationary period. When you complete all these items, APEGS will send the reference forms directly to referees. When all references are received, the application is reviewed by the Licensee Admissions Committee and the candidate is informed whether they have been admitted to the 1-year probationary period and what the terms are.

You can submit the application form and payment before you complete the remainder of the documents, making it possible for APEGS to contact references sooner.

APEGS Engineering Licensee Work Experience Reporting:

Work experience is required in determining if a candidate is eligible for professional licensing within the proposed scope of professional practice.

The following are the elements of an acceptable engineering work experience:

·        Practical experience

·        The application of theory

·        Communication

·        Management

·        The social implications of engineering

Whether the work experience is acceptable or not is based on the extent to which the candidate’s experience included these areas.

The required number of experience reports is dependent on the application category and the number of positions that are held by the candidate that are related to the application.  A separate report is necessary for a separate job. Two experience reports are also necessary in the one-year probationary period. Experience in the experience report must be verified by the professional engineer under whom you worked.

An important point: You need to ensure that you utilize the form for Engineering Licensee work experience. It must not be for the ones for reporting Engineer-in-Training work experience.

Why you should hire APEGS Engineering competency report writing expert:

It doesn’t matter how well and deeply you have understood what we have told you about the Engineering Licensee work experience reporting, you must hire a professional.  The professional has a crystal-clear idea of the APEGS assessment criteria, work experience report guidelines and the required documents. Due to this, they will complete everything for you in a systematic and acceptable order. They will not deviate from the experienced rule or criteria. This way, you can have a guarantee that you will definitely have a positive assessment, and you will be registered as an Engineering Licensee by APEGS.