TRAINING.

Overview

EPIC offers this workshop not only as a preparation for the National Professional Practice Examination (NPPE), but also as a general workshop for people interested in understanding the ethical and legal implications and expectations as practiced in the Engineering profession in Canada.

The workshop is typically offered in two parts (A - Ethics and B - Law) on two consecutive Saturdays 3-4 times per year.

The fee for this course is $495 + HST.

You can register online or contact Ruby at iee@epictraining.ca.

Description
The NPPE is held five times a year (February, April, June, September and November) in major centres across Canada. Closer to the exam session, candidates will be sent an email from Meazure Learning with instructions on how to book your date and time for the exam (based on availability). Candidates will be required to book their examination date and time during a booking window. Booking window dates can be found here.

The exam has 120 multiple-choice questions based on 6 subject areas, as shown below. You have 2.5 hours to complete the examination.

This course helps the NPPE candidates to know all the material covered in each syllabus subject area listed in the syllabus tab and assists them in demonstrating this knowledge sufficiently on the NPPE Examination.

Student Requires:
Internet connection and any of the following:

• PC (Windows or Mac) with audio (USB headset recommended), or
• Tablet (iPad or Android), or
• Smartphone (iPhone or Android)

Student/Instructor Code of Conduct:
The following guidelines outline expectations for maintaining a respectful and productive learning environment in continuing education courses.

• All participants are expected to contribute to a positive and inclusive atmosphere conducive to learning and respectful of one another.
• Insults, disrespectful behaviour or the use of foul language will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
• Students must engage respectfully with peers and instructors, fostering an environment where everyone feels safe to learn and share ideas.
• Failure to adhere to these principles may result in removal from the course at the instructor's discretion.