Energy
Online 4th Class Power Engineering Requirements
Location
Online
Credential
Certificate
Program Length
1 year
Admission requirements
- Proof of English language proficiency
Notes:
- There are no academic requirements for admission. A strong understanding of math and physics is recommended. If you need a refresher, Lakeland offers pre-engineering mathematics and applied mechanics.
- If plan to go on to higher classifications, you will need to apply to the 2nd year of the Process and Power Engineering diploma. Admission is subject to program availability. Preference to 2nd year will be given to 1st year Process and Power Engineering students. Physics 20 will be required (Physics 30 is strongly recommended).
- If you are an international student, please check eligible programs.
Program requirements and information
There are no additional program requirements.
As you prepare for your start date, review this important information.
| Course enrolment |
| Enrolment is the final step after you've been accepted.
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| Recognition of prior learning |
| If you completed relevant courses at another post-secondary institution, you may be eligible for transfer credit. Apply for transfer credit at least 2 months before classes start by completing the transfer credit form. Review all of the other ways Lakeland does prior learning assessments. |
Graduation requirements
When you complete Part A and Part B (EN 128 and EN 129) with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.3 you will be issued a letter of completion. This is a requirement to write the Alberta Boilers Safety Association (ABSA) provincial exam.
If you successfully complete the optional steam time practicum (EN 131), you will be awarded a Lakeland College Fourth Class Power Engineering certificate.