P.Eng licensure
Engineering is a self-regulated profession in Canada: each province and territory has its own regulator that licenses Professional Engineers (P.Eng). All 12 are listed below with official links. Most use the Engineers Canada competency framework and the NPPE; Quebec uses its own Professional Practice Examination.
Engineers and Geoscientists BC
Regulates the practice of professional engineering and geoscience in British Columbia. Administers the P.Eng licensing process including competency assessments and the NPPE exam.
How to get your P.Eng in British Columbia→Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta
Self-regulating organization for engineers, geologists, and geophysicists in Alberta. Oversees licensure, practice standards, and professional development.
How to get your P.Eng in Alberta→Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan
Regulates the professions of engineering and geoscience in Saskatchewan, ensuring public safety and competence of practitioners.
How to get your P.Eng in Saskatchewan→Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba
Self-regulatory body governing the practice of professional engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
How to get your P.Eng in Manitoba→Professional Engineers Ontario
Licenses and regulates professional engineering in Ontario, Canada's largest engineering regulator with over 90,000 licence holders.
How to get your P.Eng in Ontario→Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec
Professional order regulating engineering practice in Quebec. The licensing process includes the Professional Practice Examination (PPE) rather than the national NPPE.
How to get your P.Eng in Quebec→Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick
Regulates the practice of engineering and geoscience in New Brunswick, administering licensing and professional conduct.
How to get your P.Eng in New Brunswick→Engineers Nova Scotia
Self-governing regulatory body for professional engineers in Nova Scotia, ensuring public safety through competency standards.
How to get your P.Eng in Nova Scotia→Engineers PEI
Regulates the practice of professional engineering in Prince Edward Island under the Engineering Profession Act.
How to get your P.Eng in Prince Edward Island→Professional Engineers and Geoscientists Newfoundland and Labrador
Regulates professional engineering and geoscience practice in Newfoundland and Labrador.
How to get your P.Eng in Newfoundland and Labrador→Association of Professional Engineers of Yukon
Regulates professional engineering in Yukon, ensuring safe and competent practice in the territory.
How to get your P.Eng in Yukon→Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists
Joint regulatory body serving both the Northwest Territories and Nunavut for professional engineering and geoscience licensing.
How to get your P.Eng in Northwest Territories & Nunavut→squared.engineering helps engineers-in-training across Canada log experience, write competency narratives, prepare for the NPPE, and manage CPD, all the way to P.Eng.
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See also: the 34 P.Eng competencies and the P.Eng & NPPE glossary.
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