In Canada, an Internationally-educated graduate in engineering and applied science has the option to attain provincial certification as a technician or technologist. In the province of Alberta, ASET provides the following designations for engineering, applied science and information science practitioners: Certified Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.), Certified Technician (C.Tech) and Professional Technologist (P.Tech.). To attain any of these designations, you must have a positive ASET assessment.

An internationally-educated graduate follows the same application process as all other applicants. To be certified by ASET, you need to fulfill a minimum standard of education, professionalism and work experience. ASET accepts work experience obtained outside of Canada.

English language eligibility criteria:

You need to show proficiency in the English language which must be sufficient to help you responsibly practise the profession. You need to meet this requirement by giving the results of the below-given tests for English language competency:

International English Language Testing System, which is IELTS.

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP).

Pearson PTE (PTE Academic).

The below-given minimum test scores will be accepted for the ASET assessment of English language proficiency:

 Although we provided you with the necessary information, we advise you to hire an ASET competency report writing expert, as they will write your report according to the technical report guidelines, which will increase the chances of success for your application.