This is the first stage of your application process. The Council initially ascertains that Candidates’ Degree Program in engineering are of a standard which satisfies the requisites of Section 13 of the Act.

If the Engineering Degree Program is found acceptable by Council then the Candidate will receive an Eligibility Letter from the Registrar and his/her 24 months of supervised training by a Registered Professional Engineer with a minimum of four years experience post registration will be computed as from the first day of training as Trainee Engineer.

 For those applicants whose degree progams are not acceptable, the process may require candidates to demonstrate, through a technical interview, a sound and adequate knowledge of mathematics, engineering science and fundamental engineering principles applicable to their field of engineering. Sufficiency of the tested knowledge will allow applicants to engage in the supervised practice of engineering, that is, at the “trainee” level.

pplicants are required to satisfy the Council, during a Professional Review (Technical report and Interview) that they have had at least 24 months of satisfactory training, under the supervision of a Registered Professional Engineer, from their own field or allied to it. Applicants are strongly recommended to follow the Council’s Guidelines in drafting their report. This report should highlight their interaction with their engineering training environment during the time period covered in their report.

Registration for Stage 2 is carried out in two Steps