• Engineer-In-Training
• Geoscientist-In-Training

Engineer-In-Training

Application for Engineer-In-Training

General

All applications must be TYPED, or completed legibly in INK in all aspects before they are placed before the Association's Admissions Committee for their subsequent recommendation to Council.

Four years of acceptable engineering experience (as set out in the APEGNB Guidelines for Acceptable Experience for Engineers-In-Training) are necessary for registration as a Professional Engineer. A Master's Degree counts as one year's experience.

Certification of Degree

Graduates with an engineering degree from an Accredited Canadian University, other than the University of New Brunswick or Université de Moncton, must arrange to have a letter from the Registrar mailed directly to APEGNB. Graduates who complete the requirements for their degrees in December and wish to apply for enrolment as an EIT prior to May must also arrange for a letter to be sent to APEGNB, since lists of graduates are not available until after the May convocation.

Association and Branch dues are waived for the first calendar year. (i.e. your dues will be waived until December 31st of the year in which you enroll.)

Log Book

Council has recommended the implementation of a more structured program for Engineers-in-Training. As of January 1, 1998, all EITs will be required to keep a log book detailing their engineering work for the duration of their required experience. Log Books must be submitted 3 times during the four year work experience requirement: after 6 months of employment; then again after 2 years; and finally after three years of employment.

This two hour, closed book examination is designed to ensure familiarity with Professional Practice and Ethics, and Engineering Law and Professional Liability.

It is a prerequisite for future registration as a professional engineer unless the examination has been successfully written in another province through an Association of Professional Engineers or the course material has been covered in your university program in New Brunswick .

For more information about the Engineer-in-Training program, please contact Peter McGaw at APEGNB, phone: 506-458-8083 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Geoscientist-In-Training

Application for Geoscientist-In-Training

General

All applications must be TYPED, or completed legibly in INK in all aspects before they are placed before the Association's Admissions Committee for their subsequent recommendation to Council.

Four years of acceptable geoscience experience are necessary for registration as a Professional Geoscientist. A Master's Degree counts as one year's experience.

Graduates with a geoscience degree from an Accredited Canadian University, other than the University of New Brunswick or Université de Moncton, must arrange to have a letter from the Registrar mailed directly to APEGNB. Graduates who complete the requirements for their degrees in December and wish to apply for enrolment as an GIT prior to May must also arrange for a letter to be sent to APEGNB, since lists of graduates are not available until after the May convocation.

Association and Branch dues are waived for the first calendar year. (i.e. your dues will be waived until December 31st of the year in which you enroll.)

Council has recommended the implementation of a more structured program for Geoscientists-in-Training. As of January 1, 1998, all GITs will be required to keep a log book detailing their engineering work for the duration of their required experience. Log Books must be submitted 3 times during the four year work experience requirement: after 6 months of employment; then again after 2 years; and finally after three years of employment.

This two hour, closed book examination is designed to ensure familiarity with Professional Practice and Ethics, and Engineering/Geoscience Law and Professional Liability.

It is a prerequisite for future registration as a professional geoscientist unless the examination has been successfully written in another province through an Association of Professional Engineers and/or Geoscientists or the course material has been covered in your university program in New Brunswick.

For more information about the Geoscientist-in-Training program, please contact Peter McGaw at APEGNB, phone: 506-458-8083 or email:  This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .