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ÞRegistration & Licensure Date and Location | Required Study Materials | Tuition and Registration Information | Registration Form | Scope & Syllabus of PPE | Sample Questions As a prerequisite for registration in the Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador, new graduates and other first-time applicants are required to successfully complete an examination on the topics of professional practice and ethics. Members-in-Training must have completed at least two years of the required four years of work experience to be eligible to write. The exam is normally offered each year during January, April, July and October. A 2-day preparatory seminar is offered by the Continuing Engineering Education Division, Memorial University of Newfoundland. Please note that participation in the seminar is not required; however, an in depth self-study program will be necessary in order to pass the required examination. The seminar is intended to be an educational experience and to facilitate understanding of the topics covered by the National Professional Practice and Ethics Examination. It is not, however, intended to replace the need for self-study which will be necessary in order to be successful in passing the examination.
The required study material on which this examination is based, are listed on the attached registration form. These textbooks and documents may be purchased through PEGNL at cost price plus shipping and taxes. Alternatively, you may access the books through your local library or bookstore if available. The documents of Consumer and Corporate Affairs are available through Industry Canada’s website while the Engineers and Geoscientists Act, Regulations and Code of Ethics are available on PEGNL’s website. Tuition and Registration Information Applicants may register for the examination only OR for the seminar and the examination. All taxes are included in costs. All fees are tax deductible. Coffee is provided for the seminar. Pre-registration is a definite requirement. All registration fees must be included with the registration form and returned to PEGNL no later than one (1) month before the exam date (see table above). The examination outline and materials will be provided after pre-registration. Examination centers may be arranged in or near your community for candidates outside St. John's.
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