OACETT

OACETT is Ontario's independent certifying body for engineering and applied science technicians and technologists, and confers the designations C.Tech. (Certified Technician) and C.E.T. (Certified Engineering Technologist).

You need to upload at minimum proof of legal ID and of education, such as an unofficial transcript or diploma.

The requirements are the same whether you were educated in Canada or abroad: you must demonstrate that you meet the minimum academic and education requirements, which are published on the OACETT website.

Experience in the engineering technology or applied science field can be accumulated with one or more employers after graduation. For every job counted towards the two-year minimum you must provide a job description and a supervisor reference.

OACETT may grant credit for co-ops, internships or similar programs for up to one year.

Yes, as long as the work experience is in a related field and can be verified with a supervisor reference.

The discipline you choose relates to your education, not your experience. The Admissions Committee evaluates academic requirements based on the discipline of learning, so choosing a different discipline may mean additional courses are assigned.

Translations must be prepared by a certified member of the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario or an equivalent Canadian association of certified translators. Documents from a Canadian French language institution do not need translating.

For questions about whether an OACETT certification is eligible towards points for immigration or Express Entry to Canada, contact Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

OACETT is Ontario's independent certifying body for engineering and applied science technicians and technologists, and confers the designations C.Tech. (Certified Technician) and C.E.T. (Certified Engineering Technologist).

You need to upload at minimum proof of legal ID and of education, such as an unofficial transcript or diploma.

The requirements are the same whether you were educated in Canada or abroad: you must demonstrate that you meet the minimum academic and education requirements, which are published on the OACETT website.

Experience in the engineering technology or applied science field can be accumulated with one or more employers after graduation. For every job counted towards the two-year minimum you must provide a job description and a supervisor reference.

OACETT may grant credit for co-ops, internships or similar programs for up to one year.

Yes, as long as the work experience is in a related field and can be verified with a supervisor reference.

The discipline you choose relates to your education, not your experience. The Admissions Committee evaluates academic requirements based on the discipline of learning, so choosing a different discipline may mean additional courses are assigned.

Translations must be prepared by a certified member of the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario or an equivalent Canadian association of certified translators. Documents from a Canadian French language institution do not need translating.

For questions about whether an OACETT certification is eligible towards points for immigration or Express Entry to Canada, contact Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

OACETT is Ontario's independent certifying body for engineering and applied science technicians and technologists, and confers the designations C.Tech. (Certified Technician) and C.E.T. (Certified Engineering Technologist).

You need to upload at minimum proof of legal ID and of education, such as an unofficial transcript or diploma.

The requirements are the same whether you were educated in Canada or abroad: you must demonstrate that you meet the minimum academic and education requirements, which are published on the OACETT website.

Experience in the engineering technology or applied science field can be accumulated with one or more employers after graduation. For every job counted towards the two-year minimum you must provide a job description and a supervisor reference.

OACETT may grant credit for co-ops, internships or similar programs for up to one year.

Yes, as long as the work experience is in a related field and can be verified with a supervisor reference.

The discipline you choose relates to your education, not your experience. The Admissions Committee evaluates academic requirements based on the discipline of learning, so choosing a different discipline may mean additional courses are assigned.

Translations must be prepared by a certified member of the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario or an equivalent Canadian association of certified translators. Documents from a Canadian French language institution do not need translating.

For questions about whether an OACETT certification is eligible towards points for immigration or Express Entry to Canada, contact Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

OACETT is Ontario's independent certifying body for engineering and applied science technicians and technologists, and confers the designations C.Tech. (Certified Technician) and C.E.T. (Certified Engineering Technologist).

You need to upload at minimum proof of legal ID and of education, such as an unofficial transcript or diploma.

The requirements are the same whether you were educated in Canada or abroad: you must demonstrate that you meet the minimum academic and education requirements, which are published on the OACETT website.

Experience in the engineering technology or applied science field can be accumulated with one or more employers after graduation. For every job counted towards the two-year minimum you must provide a job description and a supervisor reference.

OACETT may grant credit for co-ops, internships or similar programs for up to one year.

Yes, as long as the work experience is in a related field and can be verified with a supervisor reference.

The discipline you choose relates to your education, not your experience. The Admissions Committee evaluates academic requirements based on the discipline of learning, so choosing a different discipline may mean additional courses are assigned.

Translations must be prepared by a certified member of the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario or an equivalent Canadian association of certified translators. Documents from a Canadian French language institution do not need translating.

For questions about whether an OACETT certification is eligible towards points for immigration or Express Entry to Canada, contact Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

OACETT is at 10 Four Seasons Pl Ste 700, Etobicoke, ON M9B 6H7, Canada.

Yes. Their website is https://www.oacett.org.

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Google lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible parking at this location.

Yes. 1 upcoming event is listed on this page.