NPPE preparation classes for P.ENG certification

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Engineering jobs in Canada are systematic jobs, and in order to work as an engineer, you must obtain a Canadian Professional Engineers Association (.P.Eng) license. In Canada, each province has its own conditions for membership and obtaining a .P.Eng license, and the person must, after entering the province of their residence in Canada, study the provincial conditions for obtaining a license and apply for it (although outside the province In Quebec, the licensing requirements are almost the same in the rest of Canada. P.Eng stands for Professional Engineer or refers to members of a group of engineers under special regulations.

Holders of this title have the license to stamp and sign job documents (such as study results, maps, designs, and calculations) in their area of ​​expertise and in the geographical area in which they are registered (a province in Canada) And by doing so, show that these cases have been carried out in accordance with the existing standards and that safety, health and protection issues for the general public have been observed in it. In fact, such confirmation is responsible for the consequences These people are placed. In addition, by being a member of this group, the holder accepts the responsibility of maintaining a set of ethical and professional principles in his work.

WHAT IS NPPE?

Appropriate professional and work ethic: The applicant must have appropriate professional ethics and must also have a reference that confirms his professional ethics. In this case, each province has its own methods to prove this to the applicant in the province of Ontario, this exam is held as follows:

The NPPE is a 3-hour, closed-book online test of professional ethics, engineering law, and professional liability. Eligible applicants can take the NPPE exam within a period of 48 months of engineering experience required to obtain a license. The exam is held five times a year (February, April, June, September, and November) at designated centers.

WHO IS THIS COURSE RECOMMENDED FOR?

Many engineering graduates in Canada skip the title of engineering due to the difficulty of the legal material of this exam and the lack of time required to read two thick books with difficult legal literature. In fact, this exam is the last and perhaps the most difficult obstacle on your way to becoming a professional engineer in Canada.

In the forthcoming course, we have tried to provide you with all the legal and ethical issues in a compact and completely simplified way in a way that greatly increases your chances of succeeding in the exam.