Registration Policies & Documents

PEGNL uses the Engineers Canada Examination Syllabi to assess education content of applicants without a Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) accredited degree or a degree recognized as substantially equivalent.

PEGNL’s CBA Overview Video (intended for Members-in-Training) introduces the Competency-Based Assessment framework and the Competency Assessment system.

This Engineers Canada guideline was developed to help define what is meant by “good character” and explain why it is important within the engineering (and geoscience) professions in Canada and in the best interest of the public.

Engineers Canada Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) provide details on foreign engineering programs which are considered to meet the academic qualifications for Canadian licensure.

This Engineers Canada website is designed for potential international applicants and provides information on how to become a licensed engineer in Canada.

This website contains important information on the technical academic examinations program. All technical examination candidates are strongly encouraged to review this website before starting the exam registration process.

This document describes what constitutes acceptable engineering and geoscience experience for the purposes of evaluating the experience qualifications of limited license applicants.

Limited Licensee - Engineering Applicants must complete a Engineering Experience Report Form for each position.

Limited Licensee - Geoscience Applicants must complete a Geoscience Experience Report Form for each position.

PEGNL's Registration Policy defines the requirements for registration with PEGNL.

This checklist has been created to assist Applicants in reviewing their Competency Self-Assessment before they submit it for validation.

This document provides step-by-step instructions to permit holders on how to upload a new insurance certificate

This document provides instructions on how a limited license applicant should complete their required Work Experience Report.

This system is used to complete, validate, and assess a competency assessment. Note that you must have a PEGNL Member Number or Application-in-Progress number to create a Competency Assessment account.

The NPPE Candidate guide is the official guide to policies and procedures for the NPPE. All candidates are strongly encouraged to read this document before starting the NPPE exam registration process.

This is the list of disciplines and sub-disciplines recognized by PEGNL for which Permits to Practice may be issued.

These are intended to provide examples of what constitutes satisfactory proof of professional liability insurance

The Engineering Competency Indicators provide guidance on example content that will demonstrate the competency for all 34 engineering competencies.

The Geoscience Competency Workplace Examples provide guidance on example content that will demonstrate the competency for all 29 geoscience competencies.

This guide provides information on the 7 Canadian Work-Environment Experience Competencies which are used to verify the Canadian environment experience requirement for licensure.

The CBA Quick Reference Sheet is intended to serve as a supplement to the Competency Assessment Manual and highlights important information for Applicants and Validators on the Competency Assessment system.