APEGS Work Experience Reporting Evaluation Criteria
                     APEGS 
Work  
Experience  
Reporting  
Evaluation  
Criteria
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If you are an engineer-
in-  training and 
planning to  prepare 
an A PEGS work
 experience reporting draft,  
then read this blog. Here, in 
 this blog, we will 
familiarize  you with further 
information  on work 
experience reporting  
evaluation criteria for an  
engineer-in-training.
Additional  
information about 
 the work  
experience report 
 for engineers-in-  
training:
Application of theory:
Application of theory is an integral part of APEGS work 
experience  reporting area and its skilful application is the 
symbol of quality  engineering work. A candidate’s experience 
must include  meaningful participation in different aspects of 
your theoretical  areas that are given in the section of the 
experience report from  before registration as an engineer. You 
should contact an APEGS  engineering report expert for 
further information.
If most of your work experience was in engineering 
management,  then you can include in the Application of 
Theory section the  application of theory that you were 
overseeing. Engineering  management is also regarded as the 
practice of engineering. The  committee will see if you 
handled an engineering function, not  only general project 
management.
For Application of Theory, give six representative 
examples of  your experience from a minimum of two the 
areas ticked off. If  you did not earn experience in a 
minimum of one area or can’t  offer examples, then you 
should state the reason.
You can mention different aspects of the same project 
through a  different section in a report.
Practical experience:
Practical experience must give the 
candidate  with chance to know the 
practical limits of real  systems.
For Practical Experience, give six 
representative  examples of experience from 
a minimum of two  of the areas ticked off. 
Show the way this  exposure to practical 
experience has  contributed positively to 
your understanding of  the limits of real 
systems. In case, if you didn’t  have 
experience in a minimum of one area or  
can’t give examples, tell the reason for this.
Management of engineering:
In the APEGS work experience reporting, 
management  of engineering works consists of the 
supervision of  staff, project management, a usual 
exposure to an  engineering business environment 
and the  management of technology from a 
societal point of  view.
For Management of Engineering, give one  
representative example of your work experience in  
each of the areas you ticked off. If having checked  
more than three, select the three that contributed 
most  to your professional development. If having 
not gained  experience in a minimum of one area or 
can’t offer  examples, state the reason for this.
Social implications of 
engineering:
The Social Implications of Engineering section is an 
 important part of the practice of engineering. The 
 work environment must offer realistic involvement 
for  the candidate to intensify awareness of the 
potential  consequences, both negative and 
positive, of project,  worked on.
By the Final Report, the member-in-engineering 
has to  show a  clear  understanding of their 
professional  responsibility to society.
For Social  Implications of Engineering, offer  one  
representative example of the activities that 
resulted  in your  knowledge of the social  
implications  of  engineering in all of the areas you 
ticked off. If having  checked more than three, pick 
the three that played a  vital role in your 
professional development.
If having not earned experience in a minimum of 
one  area or if can’t offer examples, tell the reason 
for this.
The reasons to hire APEGS work  
experience reporting expert:
The following are the compelling reasons for hiring an 
APEGS
 competency assessment report expert:
1.Writing such reports requires excellent writing skills 
that a  non-professional doesn’t have.
2.The writer is aware of each and every part of the 
APEGS  assessment criteria.
3.They can show work experience using excellent 
descriptions  and vivid examples.
4.They can write under pressure without committing 
any  mistake negatively affecting the quality.
5.They use advanced plagiarism and English 
grammar  mistake detection tools.
6.They provide additional help like free reference 
materials,  engineering field experts’ advice and 
guidance.
If you need any more information regarding the APEGS 
work  experience reporting assessment criteria and 
guidelines to  write it, feel free to contact us.
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