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



    • CAPE

    CAPE Resolution

    At its 3rd Annual General Meeting held on November 25, 2009 CAPE Council for Access to the Profession of Engineering moved for the following in its sixth resolution:

    “Be it Resolved that CAPE constitute an advocacy committee to draw up an advocacy plan. The terms of reference for this group will include but not be limited to:

    • Exploring all avenues of advocacy including strengthening CAPE membership, Community Coalition and advisory resources
    • Evaluating strategies going forward including voicing our concerns to politicians and policy makers, setting up a fund for possible legal action, working at the grassroots levels with CAPE members and communities.
    • The legal issues with licensing, role in international mobility and commitments to GATS and NAFTA,, liberalizing trade in services and competitions should be evaluated at from CAPE advocacy perspective
    • Developing a new platform for CAPE advocacy based on the findings of these evaluations The resolution recommended that CAPE set up an active advocacy platform.


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