Engineers-in-TrainingListen to Audio Version: To apply to be become an Engineer-in-Training in Nova Scotia, you must have a Bachelor of Engineering Degree that is: accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) - CEAB Accreditation Report page 32from a university program covered by an International Mobility Agreement deemed to be equivalent and approved by the Board of Examiners after an assessment. Requirements for a complete Engineer-in-Training application:completed EIT Online ApplicationApplicable application feeAn invoice for current year EIT dues will be generated in your online account for payment once your application is processed. Original transcript of marks sent from the Universityby email to applications@engineersnovascotia.ca orby mail to Engineers Nova Scotia, 1355 Barrington Street, Halifax, NS B3J 1Y9through the MyCreds (or equivalent) platformA copy of degree certificateCan be uploaded with application by the applicantTo apply before convocation, applicant must request that a letter be sent from the University Registrar's office to Engineers Nova Scotia confirming that degree requirements have been completed/met.Detailed resumeMust include start and end dates for all engineering positions to dateDetailed engineering experience records ​Submitted to a mentor through the Mentorship ProgramCurrent, valid, government issued, photo identification with signature Detailed Experience Record FormsEITs who have not met the 48-month experience requirement are required to document their engineering experience using the Detailed Experience Record Form(s). Experience records must be signed and submitted to Engineers Nova Scotia in six-month intervals. Detailed experience record forms and information on how to complete them can be found on the Application Resources page. Information on the Mentor Program can be found on the Mentor Program page.