CAPE at a glance
  •   CAPE is your collective voice
  •   CAPE provides supports in your struggle for meaningful employment
    • Why CAPE is needed?

    Check findings of the analysis of 3500 CAPE members:

  •   Highly Educated
  •   Very Experienced
  •   Very Under Utilized

    • What CAPE provides
  •   A suite of 7 employment support 65 tools
  •   Ground breaking real-time skills "gaps" trainings and reports
  •   Advocacy for Canada's largest Global Engineering Community
    • Highlights
  •   Media Release
        Petition Demands Fair Play for Foreign-Trained Engineers
  •   CAPE Campaign Online Meeting



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    CAPE

    New Directions: Advocacy and citizenship

    The duties of a Canadian citizen include obeying the law; taking responsibility for oneself and one’s family; serving on a jury; voting in elections; helping others in the community and protecting and enjoying our heritage and environment. These also require us put our country ahead of self-interest and CAPE and its member are doing this through the implementation of ‘From Canadian First to Canada First’ - a multi-stakeholder employment strategy for immigrants with engineering backgrounds.

    • As committed citizens, CAPE members are prepared to use their resources and all available democratic means to make their voice heard, create a responsible community, enhance the mobility of engineers within and outside Canada, and make Canada a world leader in engineering innovation.
    • As part of its commitment to good citizenship, CAPE will set up an advocacy task force and strive to develop an official Citizenship and Advocacy Plan during 2010-2011.

    CAPE will build its advocacy platform around these themes.


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