Finding Employment in Engineering
The main feature considers Canadian engineering work, licensing and how international experience is interpreted.
Issue 43 · March/April 2012
Special Engineering Edition
A 17-page companion to the Skills for Change Conference for Internationally Trained Engineers held at MaRS in Toronto.
Historical issue. Employers, programs, contacts, statistics and licensing requirements may have changed since 2012.
Engineering associations and bridging
Profiles of PEO, OSPE, OACETT, Skills for Change, ACCES Employment and post-secondary programs.
Success stories
Internationally trained engineers describe training, networking, internships and the jobs that followed.
Life beyond the profession
The issue also includes family, education, culture, time management and adapting to Canadian institutions.