Last Updated: January, 2023 This pagecontainsinformation about the Continuing Professional Development (CPD)Programat Engineers Nova Scotia. The CPD Policy and Guideline, whichdescribes the program and its requirementsis available HERE. If you require further information, please contact CPDCommittee@engineersnovascotia.ca. Check theEvents Calendarherefor further information onCPD s... continue reading »

Learn about the different engineering disciplines, which universities offer an engineering program in Nova Scotia, what kind of salary you can expect to earn as an engineer and much more. Canadian Universities with Accredited Engineering Programs A Career in Engineering Brochure CLICK HERE Online Student Application form Teachers - What SAC can do for you. The Engineers Nova Scotia Stu... continue reading »

Role of Committee To recommend and implement award programs for students at all levels To make students aware of the professional association To promote Engineers Nova Scotia among engineering students To study and make recommendations relating to services for students at all levels To support appropriate activities at Dalhousie University and the Associated Universities To maintain and... continue reading »

Informal education includes learning activities that are not normally offered by an educational institution or other formalized organization, but do indeed expand knowledge, skills or judgment. Informal education activities may include: Self-directed study (ex. learning new software). Attendance at conferences, technical sessions, talks, seminars, workshops, and industry trade shows Attendanc... continue reading »

The EP Committees vision is to foster pride and participation in Engineers Nova Scotia for Engineers-in-Training and new Professional Engineers. The committee aims to encourage involvement and engagement, which contributes to the overall success of our province. The EP Committee achieves this vision by facilitating volunteering opportunities, professional development sessions, and social networki... continue reading »

Professional liability insurance is also known as errors and omissions or malpractice insurance. This type of insurance is purchased by professionals to address business liability risks that are not covered by their commercial general liability policies. The insurance protects engineering firms, their employees and clients from serious financial disruption. In practical terms, the insurance also p... continue reading »

Listen to Audio Version: Engineers Nova Scotia offers members a digital signature through Notarius. The cost of this service is $195 a year, with a one-time setup fee of $99.Get a digital signature for another provincial engineering regulator for $99 (and no setup fee), once you hold an approved and activated digital signature. Update: Prices have changed as of January 1, 2023. Click here f... continue reading »

Register for the NPPE through theEventspage on the Engineers Nova Scotia website. Please refer to the schedule of exam and workshop dates belowto determine when registration opens for an examsession.Registration for the next exam opens after the application deadline for the previous exam. Schedule of Exam and Workshop Dates 2023 / 2024 PP Workshop Dates * ... continue reading »

Last updated: February 28, 2024 The Engineers Nova Scotia Sustainbility Committee meets on a monthly basis, and consists of members with an interest in issues related to environmental sustainability. The Terms of Reference of the Committee is availableclickhere. Events- C... continue reading »