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- APEGS
APEGS sets admission standards for qualified people to become licensed in Saskatchewan To remain proficient in protecting the public, those licensed with APEGS are committed to ongoing professional development and guided by the engineering and geoscience Code of Ethics
- APEGS » How to Apply (Individuals)
If you are already registered as a geoscientist-in-training or engineer-in-training with APEGS and you have completed all the requirements to become a professional, you must apply to get your professional license
- APEGS » Professional Engineer or Professional Geoscientist
To apply as a professional member with APEGS you must first be registered as an engineer-in-training or a geoscientist-in-training with APEGS, unless you are already licensed as a professional member somewhere else in Canada
- APEGS » Engineer-in-Training
In the APEGS process, becoming an engineer-in-training is the first step towards registration as a Professional Engineer, regardless of how much experience you may have, or from where you received your education
- APEGS » Engineering Geoscience Licensee
APEGS has moved from the paper reporting method of work experience evaluation to a competency-based assessment (CBA) model As of January 1, 2025, all new work experience must be submitted to APEGS through the online CBA system
- APEGS - Register of Engineers and Geoscientists
* Enter the first name and last name of the member or the full company name for Certificates of Authorization Note that if the data you enter does not match what the member has provided APEGS, they will not appear in the search
- APEGS » About Registration for Individuals
This section provides an overview of the APEGS application process for individuals Engineering and geoscience are regulated professions in Saskatchewan and throughout Canada
- APEGS » Apply for a Certificate of Authorization
Requirements The following requirements must be met in order to obtain a Certificate of Authorization (C of A): There must be at least one official representative who is registered with APEGS and whose duty it is to ensure that the Act and Bylaws are complied with
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