Volunteer with APEGA

APEGA’s Council is the governing body for our association, and the Government of Alberta looks to Council to provide the necessary oversight to ensure APEGA fulfills its mandate to protect the public. This includes ensuring that APEGA's operations follow the EGP Act, regulations and bylaws, and that we are holding professional members and permit holders accountable for compliance.

Each year, over the course of 30 days, APEGA members have the opportunity to vote for council members through our online portal myAPEGA.

In order to ensure a fair and transparent election process, the Association seeks volunteers to participate in the Election Ballot Counting Committee. Volunteers with this Committee are responsible for verifying the election results. This is a great opportunity to get involved with the association and to participate in the elections process.

Time Commitment

Friday, March 6^th from 9:00-10:00am

In-person at APEGA's Edmonton Office

8615 51 Ave NW #200, Edmonton, AB T6E 6A8

Benefits 

• Fulfil CPD requirements by adding your APEGA volunteering activities to your PACE plan
• Expand your professional network
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and long-service awards.

Duties & Expectations

Skills and Qualifications

• Participate in the ballot counting activities
• Act with integrity and professionalism

• APEGA professional member in Good Standing
• Must be located in Edmonton, as this event occurs in-person at APEGA's Office

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The Opportunity

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.

The Impact

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. 

Time Commitment

Committees meet 10 times per year, with some work required outside of meetings, for a total commitment of approximately 2–10 hours per month.

Volunteer Benefits

Qualifications & 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.
• Branch exclusive learning and networking opportunities
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and long-service awards.

• Practicing or retired professional Engineer or Geoscientist or member-in-training in Good Standing
• Volunteers must live or work in the branch that they apply to
• Board & committee experience is considered an asset
• Members-in-training and volunteers with diverse perspectives and experience are encouraged to apply
• Volunteers must live or work in the branch they wish to volunteer with. For a list of communities covered under each branch, click here.

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The Opportunity

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 will be provided.

The Impact

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. 

Time Commitment

Approximately 3-hours per event

Schedule & Location

Edmonton Branch Science Nights:

February 11^th, 2026 | St. Kateri Elementary | 3807 - 41 Ave, Edmonton

March 12^th, 2026 | Heritage Hills Elementary | 280 Heritage Drive, Sherwood Park

March 24^th, 2026 | St. Richard Catholic Elementary School | 5704 Mill Woods Rd S, Edmonton

 April 15^th, 2026 | Roberta MacAdams | 2099 Blackmud Creek, Edmonton

April 30^th, 2026 | Our Lady of Mount Carmel School | 10524 76 Ave NW, Edmonton

May 7^th, 2026 | St. Angela School | 13430 132a St NW, Edmonton

 May 21^th, 2026 | Mother D'Youville School | 5330 Rue Parc, Beaumont

June 4^th, 2026 | Belvedere School l | 13359 62 St NW, Edmonton

 June 18^th, 2026 | Academy Saint Andre | 5811 Rue Eaglemont, Beaumont

Calgary Branch Science Nights:

March 12^th, 2026 | Chapparal School| 480 Chaparral Drive SE, Calgary, AB T2X 3S1

March 19^th, 2026 | Douglasdale School| 400 Douglas Park Blvd SE, Calgary, AB T2Z 4A3

Fort McMurray Branch Science Nights:

May 21^st, 2026 | Ecole St. Paul School | 429 Ross Haven Dr, Fort McMurray

Volunteer Benefits

Volunteer Duties

• Fulfil CPD requirements by adding your APEGA volunteering activities to your PACE plan
• Expand your professional network
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and long-service awards.

• Review materials prior to the event
• Assist with setup and takedown of event
• Lead students in an activity or demonstration. Training will be provided
• Help students, parents and staff gain a deeper understanding of scientific principals demonstrated in the activity

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The Opportunity

The APEGA Central Alberta Branch will be hosting the 2026 APEGA Central Alberta Branch Science Olympics on May 2, 2026 at Eastview Middle School. We are looking for volunteers to support the event. There are three divisions at the science Olympics with 2 mystery challenges per division. The divisions are grades 4-6 (Div 2), grades 7-9 (Div 3), and grades 10-12 (Div 4). We need the following roles filled: Challenge leaders, Judges, General Volunteers, Snack Coordinator, Emcee, and Registration Desk. 

The Impact

APEGA’s Science Olympics events are a vital piece 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 log Professional Development Hours with APEGA. By participating in the APEGA Science Olympics, volunteers challenge students to address real-world problems that require innovative solutions.

Shift Time & Location

Volunteers are required from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Eastview Middle School Gym in Red Deer. There will also be one or more volunteer meetings prior to the event to get things organized. 

Event Date (May 2^nd, 2026)

Shift Time: 11:00am - 5:00pm. Event runs 12:30-4:45pm

Event Location: Eastview Middle School - 3929 40 Ave, Red Deer

Volunteer Benefits

Required Qualifications

• Promote your profession and enhance the understanding of the work of engineers and geoscientists
• Connect with other practicing members and university student members
• Fulfil CPD requirements by adding your APEGA volunteering activities to your PACE plan
• Promote a love of engineering and geoscience to students, show the fun side and practical applications of engineering and geoscience
• Involvement in a fun and rewarding experience
• Expand your professional network
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and long-service awards.

• Practicing or retired professional member, E.I.T., G.I.T., university student member or applicant, in engineering or geoscience.
• Non-members with related experience in outreach, educations, or STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields are encouraged to apply.
• Interest in promoting engineering, geoscience, technology, and related careers to students.
• Comfortable in discussing the basics of various aspects of engineering and geoscience with students.
• Interest in promoting engineering and geoscience and related careers.
• comfortable assisting with light labour (setting up and take down of tables, chairs, event materials)

The Opportunity

Each year several of APEGA's 10 branches host local Science Olympics Events in their communities. These interactive, interschool engineering and geoscience events challenge elementary students to compete in a series of application and problem-solving challenges designed to promote teamwork, creative thinking, and fun.

If you're looking for a way to promote STEM education in your community, the Fort McMurray Branch is currently seeking enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing their passion for engineering and geoscience with students at the 2026 APEGA Science Olympics. These events are great opportunities to foster a love for Engineering and Geoscience in students and promote your profession in the community

Event Dates

Fort McMurray – February 6^th, 2026

Event Time: 8:00 – 2:30pm

Event Location: Oil Sands Discovery Centre. 

The Impact

APEGA’s Science Olympics events are a vital piece 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 log Professional Development Hours with APEGA. By participating in Science Olympics, volunteers challenge students to address real-world problems that require innovative solutions. 

Volunteer Roles

Team Captains help organize and purchase materials for the Mystery Challenge, coordinate volunteers and support the Branch Science Olympics Leads.

Event Volunteers help with tasks including but not limited to: signing in students, setting up project material, answering student questions, judging students on skills demonstrated and challenge criteria met, handing out student lunch and awards, and cleaning up project material.

Time Commitment

3 - 6 hours training

3-hours pre-event for Challenge Managers

6.5 – 8 hours on event day

Volunteer Benefits

Required Qualifications

• Promote your profession and enhance the understanding of the work of engineers and geoscientists
• Connect with other practicing members and university student members
• Earn credits for CPD (continuing professional development) and APEGA Volunteer Service Awards
• Promote a love of engineering and geoscience to students (grades 1-12) and their families, show the fun side and practical applications of engineering and geoscience
• Involvement in a fun and rewarding experience
• Expand your professional network
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and long-service awards.

• Practicing or retired professional member, E.I.T., G.I.T., university student member or applicant, in engineering or geoscience. Non-members with related experience in outreach, educations, or STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields are encouraged to apply.
• Interest in promoting engineering, geoscience, technology, and related careers to students in K-12.
• Previous volunteer experience at a recent in-person APEGA Science Olympics is an asset.
• Comfortable in discussing the basics of various aspects of engineering and geoscience with students.
• Interest in promoting engineering and geoscience and related careers.

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The Opportunity

The APEGA Science Olympics are back! APEGA's K-12 Outreach team is currently seeking enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing their passion for engineering and geoscience with students at the 2026 APEGA Science Olympics. Volunteer in-person at the Calgary event. Theis event is great opportunities to foster a love for Engineering and Geoscience in students, promote your profession in the community, and network with other volunteers.   

Event Date

May 23^rd, 2026

University of Calgary Olympic Oval

The Impact

APEGA’s Science Olympics events are a vital piece 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. By participating in the APEGA Science Olympics, volunteers challenge students to address real-world problems that require innovative solutions.

Volunteer Roles

Event Volunteers

Event Volunteers help with tasks including but not limited to: signing in students, setting up challenge material, answering student questions, judging students on skills demonstrated and challenge criteria met, distributing certificates, swag, and awards, and cleaning up challenge material. 

Challenge Managers

Challenge Managers are responsible for leading a challenge on the day of the event. They will act as the point person for all of the volunteers judging that activity, requiring them to be deeply familiar with the activity and the APEGA Science Olympics event. This is a great opportunity if you would like to take on a larger role at the event. 

Time Commitment

3 - 6 hours training

12-15 hours pre-event for Challenge Managers

6.5 – 8 hours on event day

Volunteer Benefits

Required Qualifications

• Promote your profession and enhance the understanding of the work of engineers and geoscientists 
• Fulfil CPD requirements by adding your APEGA volunteering activities to your PACE plan
• Connect with other practicing members and university student members 
• Earning hours towards APEGA Volunteer Service Awards 
• Promote a love of engineering and geoscience to students (grades 1-12) and their families, show the fun side and practical applications of engineering and geoscience 
• Involvement in a fun and rewarding experience 
• Expand your professional network
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and service awards.

• Practicing or retired professional member, E.I.T., G.I.T., university student or applicant, in engineering or geoscience.
• Non-members with related experience in outreach, education, or STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields are encouraged to apply. 
• Interest in promoting engineering, geoscience, technology, and related careers to students in K-12. 
• Challenge Managers must have previous Science Olympics Volunteering experience

Click below to learn more and apply…

The Opportunity

The APEGA Science Olympics are back! APEGA's K-12 Outreach team is currently seeking enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing their passion for engineering and geoscience with students at the 2026 APEGA Science Olympics. Volunteer in-person at the Edmonton or Calgary events. These events are great opportunities to foster a love for Engineering and Geoscience in students, promote your profession in the community, and network with other volunteers.   

Event Dates

February 22^nd, 2026

University of Alberta Butterdome

The Impact

APEGA’s Science Olympics events are a vital piece 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 log Professional Development Hours with APEGA. By participating in the APEGA Science Olympics, volunteers challenge students to address real-world problems that require innovative solutions. 

Volunteer Roles

Event Volunteers

Event Volunteers help with tasks including but not limited to: signing in students, setting up challenge material, answering student questions, judging students on skills demonstrated and challenge criteria met, distributing certificates, swag, and awards, and cleaning up challenge material. 

Challenge Managers

Challenge Managers are responsible for leading a challenge on the day of the event. They will act as the point person for all of the volunteers judging that activity, requiring them to be deeply familiar with the activity and the APEGA Science Olympics event. This is a great opportunity if you would like to take on a larger role at the event. 

Time Commitment

3 - 6 hours training

12-15 hours pre-event for Challenge Managers

6.5 – 8 hours on event day

Volunteer Benefits

Required Qualifications

• Promote your profession and enhance the understanding of the work of engineers and geoscientists 
• Fulfil CPD requirements by adding your APEGA volunteering activities to your PACE plan
• Connect with other practicing members and university student members 
• Earning hours towards APEGA Volunteer Service Awards 
• Promote a love of engineering and geoscience to students (grades 1-12) and their families, show the fun side and practical applications of engineering and geoscience 
• Involvement in a fun and rewarding experience 
• Expand your professional network
• Volunteering is your ticket to exclusive APEGA event invites, recognition gifts and service awards.

• Practicing or retired professional member, E.I.T., G.I.T., university student or applicant, in engineering or geoscience.
• Non-members with related experience in outreach, education, or STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields are encouraged to apply. 
• Interest in promoting engineering, geoscience, technology, and related careers to students in K-12. 
• Challenge Managers must have previous Science Olympics Volunteering experience

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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 February 26^th at the Royal Glenora Club APEGA will be hosting a networking mixer event from 5:00-8:00pm for students enrolled in the University of Alberta's M.Eng. program. We're looking for professional engineers 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! Snacks 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

Thursday, February 26th, 2026 from 5:00 - 8:00pm at Royal Glenora Club

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.