What Makes APEGS Work Experience Reporting So Important for Licensure?
The license as an engineer or geoscientist is a significant stage that allows a person to work independently of others, manage tasks and assume personal liability for work executed. A key requirement for achieving that position is the completion of the APEGS work experience reporting. It involves the presentation of one's ability to apply the learned material in actual assignments. What is APEGS work experience reporting? APEGS work experience reporting is the formal submission by all applicants for a license of documented information about their experience and knowledge in the field. This helps to ensure that applicants have adequate skills, competence, and knowledge of ethical practices necessary for independent practice as professional engineers and geoscientists in Saskatchewan. Minimum requirement is 48 months (4 years) of experience in engineering or geoscience, although at least 12 of these months must be in Canada or work supervised by a licensed engineer or geoscientist in...