Power Engineering

In CAREERS' Fourth Class Power Engineering Program, a pilot program offered in select areas of Alberta, students combine theory courses at school and internship time with you. At the end of their training, they're qualified to take the Alberta Boilers Safety Association's fourth class power engineering exam to get certified.

CAREERS pre-screens students based on their academic records, attendance, application and attitude. We suggest possible matches, and you interview the students to choose the best fit for your company. 

After you hire your student intern(s), they will complete three summer internships of about six weeks each at your job site.

So far, most youth in the program have gone on to become power engineers or pursue third class designation, introducing much-needed younger employees to the industry.
 

Interested in having a student intern this summer? Talk to us about becoming a power engineering employer today.