The Engineering Intern Training (EIT) Program
  To enroll in PEO’s EIT program, you must be an "Applicant for Licensure"  


How to Register in the EIT program.
  • If you are a graduate of a CEAB school then check the appropriate box in Section 1 of the application form.
  • If you have already applied for licensure and would now like to enroll in the EIT program, please send a written request to your Admissions Representative or to eit@peo.on.ca.
  • An applicant who graduated from a NON-CEAB school is eligible to enroll in the EIT program when they are either assigned a Confirmatory Examination Program (CEP) or have completed their Specific Examination Program (SEP).
Fees

The 2007 annual fee for the EIT program is $75 + HST (total $84.75) and is in addition to the application fee. Do not include the EIT fee with this application; applicants who register for the EIT Program will be invoiced separately.
Apply for Licence

To be registered in PEO's Engineering Intern Training (EIT) Program, an Application for Licence must first be submitted. 

Download the  P.Eng. Application

Who is eligible?

Applicants who hold an undergraduate degree from a CEAB accredited program are eligible to register in PEO' Engineering Intern Training (EIT) Program.

NON-CEAB applicants are eligible to be recorded in PEO’S EIT program when they are either assigned a Confirmatory Examination Program (CEP) or have completed their Specific Examination Program (SEP).

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Other Downloads

Download the  P.Eng. Application
Download the Pregraduation Experience Record Guide
Download the Engineering Intern Experience Checklist pdf  Word 

Benefits
Provides you with an annual review of your engineering experience;
Demonstrates to employers that you are serious about being licensed as a Professional Engineer;
Entitles you to receive the Association's official publications - Engineering Dimensions .
Allows you to join a chapter and attend chapter meetings.
 
“PEO’s EIT program endeavours to help the candidate ensure that s/he is obtaining acceptable experience that will help them meet PEO’s experience requirement for licensure. Through participation in the annual review of work experience, the EIT gains an understanding of whether or not s/he is on track or if there are any deficiencies in the type of experience that should be addressed during the interning phase. The Association endeavours to protect the public by ensuring all professional engineers are qualified for licensing. Participation in the EIT program can smooth the process of becoming licensed.” The EIT program does not place people in work situations. However, Engineering Interns have the opportunity to participate in Chapter activities. Being involved in Chapter activities allows you to meet other engineers and provides excellent networking opportunities.

In addition, EITs are eligible to join the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers. The Society is a member-interest, advocacy organization that promotes professional and economic interests of the engineering profession. The Society offers an online Career Centre specifically created to support engineers in their careers and job search.

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