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changelog 07/2024:
# As per PCE community voting on 6 July 2024, all sample past years have now been removed until next yearly voting.
# Added links to focus study group, now with Civil, Common, Mechanical and Electrical
# Added Tier 1 BEM PAE route sample forms and report
# New date for PCE 2024 - 22-23 October 2024 registration, Good Luck All!
Notice Board:
# We are looking for contributors for Mechanical and Electrical Study PCE Guide! Come contribute back to your fellow juniors by setting up a new page!
For new engineers: 
What is PE (Professional Engineer)? 
A Professional Engineer is a person registered under Section 10(2) of the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015).
A Professional Engineer who is registered with the Board may:
# take up employment which requires him to carry out or perform professional engineering services;
# be entitled to describe himself or hold himself out under any name, style or title –
## bearing the words "Professional Engineer" or the equivalent thereto in any other language;
## bearing any other word whatsoever in any language which may reasonably be construed to imply that he is a  Professional  Engineer; or
## using the abbreviation “Ir.” before his name or the abbreviation “P.Eng.” after his name or in any way in association with his name;
# use or display any sign, board, card or other device representing or implying that he is a Professional Engineer;
# use the stamp as may be determined by the Board.
What is PEPC (Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate)? 
A Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate is a person registered under subsection 10D of the Registration of Engineers Act (Revised 2015). 
A Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate who is registered with the Board may:
# practise, carry on business or take up employment which requires him to carry out or perform professional engineering services for designated engineering works subject to section 8;
# be entitled to describe himself or hold himself out under any name, style or title -
## bearing the words "Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate" or the equivalent thereto in any other language;
## bearing any other word whatsoever in any language which may reasonably be construed to imply that he is a Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate; or
## using the abbreviation “Ir.” before his name or the abbreviation “P.Eng.” after his name or in any way in association with his name;
# use or display any sign, board, card or other device representing or implying that he is a Professional Engineer;
# be entitled to recover in any court any fee, charge, remuneration or other form of consideration for any professional engineering services rendered subject to section 8.
# use the stamp as may be determined by the Board.
==Contents==
*Introduction to BEM
*Introduction to IEM
*Introduction to the Tier System
*Tier 0 - Important registration
* Tier 1 - PE (aka hexagon chop)
** 1 What happened to BEM mandatory courses?
** 2 IEM Route (now known as Route A)
*** 2.1 IEM Engineering Competency Development (ECD)
*** 2.1.1 PROS:
*** 2.1.2 CONS:
** 2.2 IEM interview (Introduction)
*** 2.2.1 Requirements
*** 2.2.2 Professional Interview (Outcome Based Competence Assessment)
*** 2.2.3 Procedure
*** 2.2.4 Competency Standard
** 2.3 Guides & Samples
*** 2.3.1 Technical report sample
*** 2.3.2 PI Forms sample
** 3 BEM Route
*** 3.1 PAE Route B (aka Foreign membership route)
** 4 Registering as a PE
** 5 Maintaining your PE
*Tier 2 - PEPC (aka round chop) 
** 1 Introduction
*** 1.1 Examination Fees
*** 1.2 Final Results and Notification
*** 1.3 Examination Appeals
*** 1.4 What can a PEPC do compared to a PE?
*** 1.5 Frequently asked questions (FAQ) (extracted from BEM)[1]
** 2 Format and Syllabus
*** 2.1 Format
**** 2.1.1 Part A
**** 2.1.2 Part B
*** 2.2 Syllabus
** 3 Study guide and focus study group
** 4 Sample exam question and answers
*** 4.1 Sample Past Years
*** 4.2 Answers
** 5 Further reading
** 6 Exam day and other exam answering tips
*** 6.1 Exam Day
*** 6.2 Paper 1 (Multiple Choice Strategies)[2]
*** 6.3 Paper 2 (Essay Strategies)[3]
*Afterword - What's next?
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