Volunteer with APEGA

The Opportunity

There’s more to being a professional engineer or geoscientist than simply completing a degree, which is a major accomplishment in its own right. 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?

On June 8^th and 11^th, APEGA will be hosting networking mixers for engineering and geoscience MITs and students in Calgary and Edmonton. We're looking for professional engineers and geoscientists to volunteer to network with the students and give them opportunity to make important business connections and ask questions about their future careers. If you’re someone that loves to meet new people, share your career story or provide mentorship, this is a great way to give back to the community! A selection of light bites and refreshments will be provided. 

The Impact

APEGA’s Industry Mixer volunteers create a positive impact in the community by meeting with engineering and geoscience students to provide advice and guidance on how to succeed in their chosen professions, how to get their feet in the doors of their careers and how to navigate the complexities of the engineering and geosciences industries in Alberta. 

Time Commitment

June 8^th, 2026 - Calgary - Platform Innovation Centre - 5:00-7:30pm

June 11^th, 2026 - Edmonton - APEGA Edmonton Office - 5:30-8:00pm

Volunteer Benefits

Ideal Skillsets

• Fulfil CPD requirements by adding your APEGA volunteering activities to your PACE plan
• Give back to the professions by mentoring the next generation of professionals.
• Expand your professional network
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and long-service awards

• Practicing or retired professional Engineer
• Comfortable sharing your career journey and answering questions about the realities of being a professional engineer
• Volunteers with experience as an internationally trained professional and those with unique career paths are encouraged to participate in this opportunity.