Second Class Power Engineering

Program Description

Completion of Second Class Part A and B will provide you with up to nine months credit in lieu of the 24 months operating experience in a power plant required to write the Provincial Government exam in Alberta. The price for distance courses does not include the cost of textbooks.

Note: Alberta Boiler and Pressure Vessel safety will accept satisfactory completion of Part A of the Second Class course as the educational requirements necessary for individuals to qualify to take their Second Class Examination. If outside of Alberta, you must check with your provincial boilers branch prior to taking this course.

Program Overview

Progression

You have up to five years to complete all certificate courses. You must meet the graduation requirements as they exist at the time you register for your first course (see AC.3.1.1 Grading and Progression).

Admission Requirements

Program Outline

• PWEN 116 - Second Class Power Engineering A1
• PWEN 117 - Second Class Power Engineering B1
• PWEN 126 - Second Class Power Engineering A2
• PWEN 127 - Second Class Power Engineering B2
• PWEN 136 - Second Class Power Engineering A3
• PWEN 137 - Second Class Power Engineering B3
• PWEN 228 - Second Class Power Engineering