Practice PPE Exams

We're thrilled to announce the 21 Practice PPE Exams clients who have just received their P.Eng. license! We're excited to help #OneEngineerPerDay get licensed in Canada. (Visit us at practiceppeexams.ca to shorten your P.Eng. path!) Congratulations... Lucivaldo Costa, P.Eng. (EGBC) Raed Azouz, P.Eng. (PEO) Donn Simon, MSc, P.Eng., PMP® (EGM) Alexander Okopney, P.Eng. (PEO) Neel Wani, P.Eng. (PEO) Christopher Walker, P.Eng. (PEO) Zahaan Sait, P.Eng. (PEO) Muhammad Ali, P.Eng. (APEGS) Amir Sufipour, P.Eng.(PEO) Daniel Hansen, P.Eng. (PEO and APEGA) Osama Mukhtar, P.Eng. (PEO) David Reimer, P.Eng. (APEGA) Sheghaf Faour, P.Eng.(PEO) Ali H. , P.Eng. (PEGNL) Ryan Dhiman, P.Eng, MBA (PEO) Bijan Mahbaz, P.Eng., Ph.D. (PEO) Ghassan Khaled, M.Eng, P.Eng, LEED® Green Associate™ (PEO) Rodney den Dunnen, P.Eng. (PEO) Silky Wong, PhD, SE, PE, CEng MICE, PEng, F.SEI. (APEGA) Elise Chung, P.Eng. (Engineers Nova Scotia) Morteza Davarnia, P.Eng. (APEGA) ---------------------------------------------------------------- To link the clients with their accomplishments, I’ll express it in a catchy rhyme: Lucivaldo crafts visions, bringing dreams to light, Azouz finds solutions, making challenges slight. Donn leads the team with a steady, firm hand, Alexander builds structures that boldly withstand. Neel ensures systems operate smoothly and right, Christopher creates pathways that shine ever bright. Zahaan integrates systems, making them flow, Muhammad keeps safety at the heart of the show. Amir nurtures progress, a leader so tall, Daniel keeps timelines to ensure they won't fall. Osama solves puzzles with insight and cheer, David designs wonders that all hold dear. Shegnaf estimates costs with precision and care, Ali sparks energy, powering projects to share. Ryan streamlines processes, making them flow, Bijan builds foundations where communities grow. Ghassan leads projects with a vision so clear, Rodney unites teams with kindness and cheer. Elise drives progress in ways that inspire, Morteza crafts pieces that never tire. Silky constructs bridges that connect and unite, Together these folks make engineering a bright light. --- Want help getting your P.Eng. sooner? Visit us at: https://lnkd.in/g_CmZPg2 #PEngClass #PEng #LicensingSuccess 

Retaining the study material for the #NPPE (National Professional Practice Examination) is crucial for achieving a successful outcome on the exam. We have incorporated AI-powered quizzes at the end of each syllabus topic lesson set to support your learning journey. These quizzes assess your understanding and reinforce key concepts before you move on to the next topic. By actively engaging with these quizzes, you can enhance your retention and confidence as you prepare for the exam. Try it for yourself inside step 1 of our free NPPE mini course. Get started now - https://buff.ly/46BmvRm

Here's this week's NPPE Q and A: Q: What is the duration of copyright protection for most types of work? A: The duration of copyright protection for most types of work is the life of the author plus 50 years.

Here's this week's NPPE Q and A: Q: What are technical societies? Can your engineering or geoscience association be considered a technical society? A: Commonly organized around an engineering or geoscience discipline, technical societies publish research, codes and standards. They allow their members to develop professionally as well as provide networking opportunities. Joining a society is optional. Your association is a regulatory association that regulates engineering and/or geoscience in your province or territory. Its role is different, and it can't be considered a technical society. Here are three examples of technical societies: IEEE, ASHRAE and Atlantic Geoscience Society.

Here's this week's #Engineering quote: “Success is the result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty, and persistence.” - Colin Powell

Here's this week's NPPE Q&A: Q: Someone who is a licensed engineer in the USA is working in Canada and using the title, Design Engineer. Would this be considered a misuse of title? A: Yes. Only licensed engineers working in that region have permission to use reserved names and titles. Protected names like engineer or geoscientist and the equivalent abbreviations, P.Eng. and P.Geo., may only be used by those with an active licence. (For more, please see slide V.1 in the video presentation or https://bit.ly/3OWrmG2 ).

We are thrilled to announce that 33 clients of Practice PPE Exams, our biggest group yet, recently obtained their P.Eng. license! We are enthusiastic about helping #OneEngineerPerDay get their license in Canada. Visit practiceppeexams.ca to shorten your path to becoming a P.Eng. Congratulations to: Tushar Budhwar, P.Eng. C.Eng., PMP, M.Tech (APEGA) Gabriel Penha (PEO) Praveen Fernandes, P. Eng. (PEO) Raymond Fraig, Ph.D., P.Eng. (PEO) Jeffrey Gillies, P.Eng (PEO) Naser Jaidee, P.Eng, CFPS, PMP® (PEO) Hussain Syed (PEO) Ramasamy Thamilarasan, M.A.Sc, P.Eng. (APEGS) Anis Khalaf, P.Eng (PEO) Saad Afram, EIT (PEO) Robyn Iannitto, PEng (PEO) Khalil Bahje (PEO) Nihal Moussa (PEO) JIJESH CHADAYAN,(P.Eng)(PMP)® (PEO) Hydeus Innocent, P. Eng. (PEO) Anil Kumar (APEGS) Frank Kwaku Kuukyee (APEGA) Jared Williamson, P.E., P.Eng.(APEGA) Amandeep Singh Bhogal, P.Eng. (APEGS) Shikhar SINGH (PEO) Kenneth Renner, LL (PEO) Gopalakrishnan Chidambaram, P.Eng. (EGM) Chima Ujoatuonu (APEGA) Oya YAZGAN, EMBA, P.Eng. (ENS) Denis Gavrilov, P.Eng. (APEGA) Shawn Pascoa (PEO) Ahmed Mesbah, P.Eng IEng ACIBSE (Engineers PEI) Joseph Odey, P.Eng., PMP® (APEGS) Anastasiia K. (APEGA) Milind Patel (PEO) Steven Zhao (APEGA) Anika Asad (APEGA) Magd DinAli, MSc, P.Eng (APEGA) To link the clients with their accomplishments, I'll express it in a catchy rhyme: -- Tushar ensures pipelines flow with integrity, Gabriel sparks currents, lighting the way with clarity. Praveen manages accounts with skillful grace, Saad collaborates, bringing visions to space. Raymond guides projects with unwavering pride, Jeffrey designs structures that stand the test of time wide. Naser protects against fire, a guardian bold, Hussain masters materials, crafting strength untold. Ramasamy innovates in electrochemical realms bright, Anis controls systems, orchestrating harmony and light. Robyn researches deeply, uncovering truths anew, Khalil electrifies paths with brilliant designs that ensue. Nihal coordinates efforts, bringing teams together tight, Jijesh builds dreams into reality on solid ground with might. Hydeus shapes civil landscapes with vision and care, Anil shares wisdom, guiding projects everywhere. Frank manages operations with a steady hand true, Jared's mechanical designs inspire awe and cheer too. Amandeep designs systems that push boundaries near, Kenneth’s waste solutions ensure our world stays clear. With Chima, mechanical dreams come to life and thrive, And Oya carves tunnels where we strive. In projects vast, Denis’s command leads the way, While Shawn’s sparks ignite innovation each day. Finally, Anika and Magd contribute their part, Together they build a future that's a work of art. -- Want help getting your P.Eng. sooner? Visit us at: https://lnkd.in/gMYHJeD2 #PEngClass #PEng #LicensingSuccess

Here are some Q and A for the #NPPE: Q: What is the significance of having the right to use the title "P.Eng." or "P.Geo."? A: The significance of having the right to use the title "P.Eng." or "P.Geo." is that it allows individuals to call themselves a Professional Engineer or Professional Geoscientist according to the associations' terms, which signifies their qualifications and adherence to professional standards. Q: What are the three roles of provincial/territorial associations in Canada? A: The three roles of provincial/territorial associations include: awarding licenses, regulating and disciplining members, and setting practice standards, developing codes of conduct, and enforcing the use of title and engineering services from non-members.

Here's our weekly #engineering quote: “Changes call for innovation, and innovation leads to progress.” — Li Keqiang

Here are some of our interactions with our clients: #CBA Q: Does PEO require that the validator be of the same discipline as the applicant? Have you encountered a similar situation from your experience and the engineers you helped? A: PEO will look at this on a case-by-case basis, but we don't have any stats on the success ratio of clients who have submitted with validators in a different discipline. If you have a mechanical engineer colleague, you might consider using them instead. #CBA Q: Do I need to mention the name of the company that I write a competency based on the experience that I had there? A: The company name is not essential to your competency example. So, it doesn't have to be included in the case where you're trying to keep it confidential or if it's not relevant to the example. If you're worried about confidentiality concerns, please see section 3.2 in PEO's CBA Guide, https://buff.ly/3P9fSzO .