Featured Professions
There is a lot of important information that you need to be aware of, if you are an engineering professional that has been trained in a country other than Canada. Below you will find some general information about the Canadian engineering fields. Our discussion boards for Internationally-trained engineers or for people with background in Earth Sciences will help you get in touch with colleagues in your field. The Online Workshops are also a great way to learn how to look for a job in Canada.
Relevant Employment
Which jobs in your field do not require licensing, and how to get them?
- Foreign-Trained Engineers are Needed in Ontario's Energy Sector
- Success Story – Re-entering the Civil Engineering Field
- Industry Profile: Plastics
- Introduction to Sector Councils
- Occupational Profile: Civil Engineering Technologist
- Occupational Profile: Civil Engineering Technician
- Technical Careers in Ontario's Energy Sector
- Occupational Profile: Home Inspector
- Mohammed Chand Pasha
- A. Mustafa
- What makes an engineer an engineer?
Licensing and Certification
Sector-specific Terminology
- Language Skills for Engineering Consultants
- Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
- Glossary of terms related to hazardous materials
- Paraphrasing Generic Engineering Concepts related to Safety
- Engineers and the OHSA
- The Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA)
- Glossary of Generic Engineering Concepts
- Glossary of Engineering Acronyms
- Technical Resume Writing Tips