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APEGA - Board of Examiners
Registration Committee
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The Opportunity |
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In order to ensure that all professional Engineers and Geoscientists in Alberta conduct themselves according to the high-standards of education and practice that are vital for protecting the public and maintaining the reputation of the professions, APEGA’s Board of Examiners carefully reviews all applications for membership. Volunteers on this committee are subject matter experts in their area of practice and are tasked with reviewing applications in their field to ensure the requirements of registration are met by each applicant before registration is approved.
Volunteers in the following practice areas are especially needed: Geoscience, Petroleum, Industrial, Electrical, Computer, Aeronautical, Biomedical, geomatics.
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When one engineer or geoscientist conducts themselves unprofessionally, or endangers public safety, it threatens the reputation of the professions themselves. Damage to this reputation risks losing the privilege of self-regulation. By ensuring all professional members meet the rigorous standards of practice set by the Association, volunteers on this committee help to both protect the public from unskilled practice, but guarantee the continuation of Engineering and Geoscience as self-regulated professions.
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Three-year (renewable) term 10 hours per month to review between 5 and 15 files. 1x monthly virtual meeting (1-hour duration). 2x full-day annual training sessions held in Edmonton or Calgary.
Volunteers attending from outside of the meeting area will be provided with accommodations and reimbursed for travel costs.
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APEGA - Local Branches
Branch Executive Committee (2026)
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The Opportunity |
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APEGA is seeking applications from licensed professionals and members-in-training to volunteer on one of APEGA’s 10 local branch executive committees. Volunteering with your local committee is a great way to get a better understanding of APEGA’s role and regulatory responsibilities—and it’s also a lot of fun! As a committee member, you have the opportunity to organize events ranging from locally relevant workshops and technical lectures to golf tournaments and networking evenings. Get to know other professionals in your region and bring local perspectives to APEGA as an ambassador for your community.
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The Impact |
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Branch executive committees serve as conduits between registrants and APEGA Council and staff. By serving on your local executive committee, you’ll enhance the profile of the professions in your community, make APEGA aware of local successes and concerns, and advance strategic initiatives at the local level.
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Committees meet 10 times per year, with some work required outside of meetings, for a total commitment of approximately 2–10 hours per month.
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- Central Alberta Branch Executive Committee (2026)
- Fort McMurray Branch Executive Committee (2026)
- Lakeland Branch Executive Committee (2026)
- Lethbridge Branch Executive Committee (2026)
- Medicine Hat Branch Executive Committee (2026)
- Peace Region Branch Executive Committee (2026)
- Vermilion River Branch Executive Committee (2026)
- Yellowhead Branch Executive Committee (2026)
Branch Science Nights
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APEGA's Edmonton, Calgary & Fort McMurray Branches are looking for enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing their passion for engineering and geoscience in an evening of fun, hands-on activities and demonstrations for students, teachers and families. During the 2025-26 school year these branches will be hosting Science Nights each month at a different school in their local area. Volunteers can sign up for one or multiple Science Nights throughout the year. Dinner and refreshments will be provided.
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The Impact |
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APEGA’s outreach events, such as Science Nights and Science Olympics are vital pieces of inspiring the next generation of professional engineers, geoscientist and for introducing students to the exciting possibilities of a career in STEM. These events are a great opportunity to promote your profession in the community, and to fulfil CPD requirements by adding your APEGA volunteering activities to your PACE plan.
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Approximately 3-hours per event
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Schedule & Location |
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Edmonton Branch Science Nights: November 25th, 2025 | Brightview School | 15425 - 106 Ave, Edmonton January 15th, 2026 | Michael Strembitsky School | 4110 Savaryn Drive, Edmonton February 11th, 2026 | St. Kateri Elementary | 3807 - 41 Ave, Edmonton March 12th, 2026 | Heritage Hills Elementary | 280 Heritage Drive, Sherwood Park April 15th, 2026 | Roberta MacAdams | 2099 Blackmud Creek, Edmonton May 21th, 2026 | Mother D'Youville School | 5330 Rue Parc, Beaumont June 18th, 2026 | Academy Saint Andre | 5811 Rue Eaglemont, Beaumont
Calgary Branch Science Nights: November 24th, 2025 | Dalhousie School| 4440 Dallyn St NW, Calgary November 27th, 2025 | Roland Michener School | 5958 4 Ave NE, Calgary December 4th, 2025 | Ahmadiyya Muslim School | 4353 54 Ave NE, Calgary
Fort McMurray Branch Science Nights: November 18th, 2025 | Timberlea School| 107 Brett Drive, Fort McMurray
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APEGA - University Outreach
Career Skills Building
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The Opportunity |
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There’s more to being a professional engineer or geoscientist than simply completing a degree, which is itself a major accomplishment. New professionals must learn to navigate not only the post-university world, but also the unique challenges beginning a new career in a complex industry. If you’re an experienced Professional or a new Member in Training, don’t you wish you could have had someone to help guide you as you embarked on the next stage of your career?
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APEGA's University Outreach volunteers create a positive impact in the community by providing career guidance to students and new graduates through a variety of programs. Volunteers virtually review students resumes, give in-person resume advice and lead mock interviews. This important work helps up and coming professionals succeed in their chosen professions, jumpstart their careers, and navigate the complexities of the engineering and geosciences industries in Alberta.
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Upcoming Events |
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Resume Review | November 3rd, 2025 | 5:00-7:30pm | University of Alberta - ETLC Solarium Parking costs will be covered and dinner will be provided.
Mock Interviews | November 24th, 2025 | 5:00-7:30pm | University of Alberta - ETLC Solarium Parking costs will be covered and dinner will be provided.
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