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Accreditation Board
The Accreditation Board accredits undergraduate engineering programs. These programs provide the academic requirements for licensure as a professional engineer in Canada.
Overview of the Licensing Process
How to become a licensed engineer in Canada.

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Public Perceptions of Engineering and Engineers
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Registering a Canadian Corporation
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30 by 30 Conference 2024
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Licences issued by the engineering regulators in Canada

The following tables show licences issued by the engineering regulators in Canada and their associated titles and abbreviations:

Alberta

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence (Professional Member)	“Professional Engineer”, “Professional Geoscientist”	“P.Eng.” or “P.Geo.”
Professional Licensee	“Professional Licensee (Engineering)”, “Professional Licensee (Geoscience)”
Member-in-Training	“Member-in-Training”, “Engineer-in-Training”, “Geoscientist-inTraining”	"MIT" or "EIT" or "GIT"

British Columbia

Registration	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence	“Professional Engineer”, “Engineer”, Professional Geoscientist”, “Geoscientist”	“P.Eng.”, “P.Geo.”
Professional Licensee	“Professional Licensee Engineering”	“P.L.Eng.” or “P.L.Geo.”
Designated Structural Engineer	“ Struct.Eng.”
Trainee	“Engineer-in-Training”,”Geoscientists-in-Training”	“EIT”, “GIT”

Manitoba

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence / Temporary License	“Professional Engineer” "Professional Geoscientist”, "Temporary Licensee"	“P.Eng.” or “P.Geo."
Licence (Senior Member Category)	"Professional Engineer (Senior Member)", “Professional Geoscientist (Senior Member)"	"P.Eng.(SM)" "P.Geo.(SM)"
Specified Scope of Practice Licence	“Specified Scope of Practice Licensee”	"Eng.L." "Geo.L."
Engineering Intern / Geoscience Intern	"Engineering Intern", "Geoscience Intern"	"EIT" "GIT"

New Brunswick

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Professional Member / Membre professionnel	“Engineer" / " Professional Engineer" "Geoscientist" / "Professional Geoscientist” "ingénieur" "géoscientifique"	"P.Eng.” "P.Geo." / "ing." "géosc."
Licensee (non-resident of NB) / Titulaire d'un permis (non-résident du NB)	“Engineer" /" Professional Engineer" "Geoscientist" / "Professional Geoscientist” "ingénieur" "géoscientifique"	"P.Eng.” "P.Geo." / "ing." "géosc."
Limited Licencee / Titulaire d'un permis restreint	“Limited Engineering Licence” / "Permis restreint d’ingénieur” "Limited Geoscience Licence" / Permis restreint de géoscientifique"	“LEL” / “PRI” "LGL" / "PRG"
Member-in-Training / Membre stagiaire	“Member-in-Training”, “Engineer-in-Training”, “Geoscientist-in-Training” “Membre stagiaire”	“MIT” or "EIT" or "GIT" or “MS”

Newfoundland and Labrador

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
License	“Professional Engineer” / “Professional Geoscientist”	"P.Eng.”/ “P.Geo.”
Member-in-Training	“Member in Training”, “Engineers-in-Training”, “Geoscientists-in-Training”	“MIT”
Limited License	“professional member in the practice of engineering – limited license”, “professional member in the practice of geosciences – limited license"	“Eng. L.” or “Geo. L.”

Northwest Territories

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence	“Professional Engineer”, “Professional Geoscientist”	"P.Eng.”, “P.Geo.”
Member-in-Training	Allowed to use the title or variation of “Engineer” or “Geoscientist”"	“MIT”

Nova Scotia

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Full Member	“Professional Engineer”	"P.Eng."
Engineer-in-Training	“Engineer-in-Training”	"EIT"
Limited Engineering Licensee	“Engineering Licensee”	"Eng.L."

Ontario

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence	“Professional Engineer”, “Engineer” or “ingénieur”	“P.Eng.”
Temporary Licence	“Professional Engineer”, “Engineer” or “ingénieur”	“P.Eng.”
Limited Licence	“Limited Engineering Licensee” or “titulaire de permis restreint d’ingénieur”	“LEL” or “PRI”
Limited Licence holder who is also a CET (Certified Engineering Technologist)	"Licensed Engineering Technologist” or “technologue en ingénierie titulaire de permis”	“LET”
Provisional Licence	Provisional Licence
Engineer in Training (no longer offered as of May 2023)	“Engineering Intern” or “stagiaire en ingénierie”	“EIT”

Prince Edward Island

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence to practise	“Professional Engineer”, “Engineer”	"P.Eng."
Provisional Membership	(Requires a collaborator, not allowed to work on his/her own)
Certificate of Engineer-in-Training	“Engineer-in-Training”	"EIT"

Quebec

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Permis d’ingénieur / Engineer’s Permit	“ingénieur”, “Engineer” or “Professional Engineer”	"ing." or "Eng." or "P.Eng."
Permis temporaire / Temporary Permit (for a specific project / language requirements)
Permis restrictif temporaire en génie / Temporary Restrictive Engineer’s Permit	(For graduates from France) You are not allowed to practice without the supervision of an engineer	“DPRTG” / “HTREP” or “HPRTG”

Saskatchewan

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence	“Professional Engineer”, “Professional Geoscientist “	“P.Eng.”, “P. Geo"
Temporary Licence	Temporary Licensee (note this is only for PE's from Texas and Mexico)
Licensee Membership (restricted licence)	“Engineering Licensee” or “Geoscience Licensee”
Member-in-Training	"Engineer-in-Training" , "Geoscientist-in-Training"

Yukon

Licence	Associated Title	Abbreviation
Licence	“Professional Engineer”	“P.Eng.”
Engineer-in-Training	“Engineer-in-Training”	“E.I.T."
Limited Licence	“Limited License Engineer”	“L.L.Eng.”