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What is the importance of APEGS CBA or APEGS Competency-Based Assessment for Engineers-in-Training?

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APEGS CBA   Are you planning to practice engineering in Canada but not sure where to start from? Well, worry not! Read this post.  Here in this post, we have outlined the reasons why APEGS Competency-Based Assessment is important for Engineers-in-training.   So, without any further ado, let's get started… APEGS Competency-Based Assessment The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan APEGS CBA or APEGS Competency-Based Assessment assists in determining engineers' ability before obtaining a license to practice engineering in Canada. This system was validated by the APEGS membership at the APEGS Annual Meeting in May 2018, and the same was implemented on January 1, 2019. Since then, the APEGS Competency-Based Assessment is prevalent for all professional engineer applicants. To be eligible for the APEGS CBA or APEGS Competency-Based Assessment the candidate must possess experience working as an engineer for 48 months along w...

10 Tips For Engineering Work Experience Report (CDR)

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  Writing an effective engineering work experience report (CDR) is a very daunting, demanding complicated task for a non-professional. Mere the thought that Engineers Australia rejects a CDR report if finding anything unrelated drives Australia immigration engineer aspirants intimidated. Therefore, we have written this article to familiarize you with how to write an effective Competency Demonstration Report or CDR. Time invested in reading this article will be the wisest investment of your life. So, calm your nerves and read every point clearly to the valuable tips for a successful CDR. 10 Tips to write a powerful competency Demonstration Report: 1.    Understand the report properly You must know that a CDR is divided into three primary elements: 3 Career Episodes, Continuous Professional Development (CPD) list and Summary Statement. Give required importance to each part. The Summary Statement is the most important part of your CDR, offering cross-references ...