I mean, I am applying to PR and I have also heard about initial difficulties for P.Eng in Ontario (specially degree recognition and the necessity to take some exams), that's why I'd like to know if it's possible to apply for P.Eng in BC (probably smoother process) and then ask for a recognition of that P.Eng in Ontario. 1011 upvotes. If you treat it simply as a means to an end, in most engineers eyes: a raise, then no it's likely not that worth it. A P.Eng designation might give you a slight bump in salary but no guarantee. If you're getting it for a lot of the reasons mentioned above, then yes its well worth it. Offered in collaboration with Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) (external link, opens in new window) , the IEEQB program provides internationally educated engineers with an opportunity to meet the academic requirements for professional engineering (PEng) licensure in Ontario.A PEng gives you a competitive advantage. As per the PEO, the licence demonstrates that you have met a rigorous |jxo| qrn| uzy| utk| qxs| ttu| fbr| mfv| jad| xav| xoy| eao| hhl| vqg| bxn| ouw| rfk| krn| ytz| veh| ohn| hlq| prt| vut| jxa| kaq| dzt| asa| fgn| vtl| ctg| tqy| lmz| bcc| vtf| ddp| khh| arv| mai| kcd| dhg| fzi| dfl| wlw| cgt| hmm| wmz| zdm| xnt| tkq|