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Guidelines
Engineers Canada's national guidelines are based on general guiding principles which are widely supported by its member associations, and are intended primarily to promote and facilitate consistency among the licensing and regulatory practices of the associations. For detailed guidelines and policies related to a specific provincial/territoral association refer to its respective website.
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| Candidate | Engineer-in-Training | Professional Engineer |
| Academic Requirement Fulfilled (and other requirements) |
Experience Requirement Fulfilled & Professional Practice Exam |
Practice as Professional Engineer |
| Guideline on Admission to the Practice of Engineering in Canada | ||
| Guideline for Assessment of Engineering Work Experience |
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| Guideline on the Code of Ethics | ||
| National Guideline for Engineer-in-Training Program |
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| Guideline on the Professional Practice Examiniation |
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| Guideline on the Definition of the Practice of Professional Engineering |
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| Guideline on the Continuing Professional Development and Continuing Competence for Professional Engineers |
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| National Guideline on Environment and Sustainability | ||
| Guideline on the professional Engineering Practice in Canada | ||
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*The terms ENGINEER, PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, P.ENG., CONSULTING ENGINEER, ENGINEERING, INGÉNIEUR, GÉNIE, ING.,
INGÉNIEUR CONSEIL and INGÉNIERIE are official marks held by the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers.
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