Manitoba
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba
Since September 2022, new interns follow the competency-based assessment.
What's confirmed
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba doesn't publish a confirmed minimum we could rely on. Check with your regulator. Its own page says "four years of work experience in engineering or geoscience is recommended."
Source: enggeomb.ca
Each example names a validator, ideally a supervisor, with direct knowledge of your work, and has a situation, the actions you took and the outcome.
Source: enggeomb.ca
In Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba's own words
“As of September 2022, all new interns follow the Competency-Based Assessment instead of this previous experience review process.”
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba, Work Experience. apegm.mb.ca “Note that the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and third parties to create or embellish workplace examples is strictly prohibited.”
Competency Assessment Guide for Engineering Applicants and Trainees (adopted by Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba October 2024), page 9. enggeomb.ca
Who validates it
Each example names a validator, ideally a supervisor, with direct knowledge of your work, and has a situation, the actions you took and the outcome.
Source: enggeomb.ca
With Gusset
Gusset files your entries against the shared 34 competencies, the same ones this regulator assesses.
Checked October 2026. Requirements change: your regulator's current guide is the authority, and only your regulator decides whether you qualify. Gusset is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by any engineering regulator.