EXAMINATION INFORMATION
Engineering Professional Exams (EPE)
The Engineering Professional Examination (EPE) is a key requirement for profesional registration with the Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE). It assesses the knowledge, competence, and ethical standards of cadidates seeking admission into the professional grades of membership. The EPE ensures that engineers meet the highest standards practice and are fully prepared to contributr to national development
EPE Schedule
The official timetable outlining dates, venues, and key deadlines for upcoming Engineering Professional Examinations.
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Pre-Examination Workshop
An orientation session designed to prepare candidates with guidance and requirements ahead of the EPE.
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EPE Results
Published outcomes of the Engineering Professional Examination, available to candidates after official release.
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General Exams Related Info
Candidates intending to sit for the GhIE Engineering Professional Examination are required to submit a Career Report through the examinations portal during the designated submission period.
The Career Report should clearly outline the candidate’s professional engineering experience, responsibilities, projects undertaken, and competencies developed. This document serves as a key assessment tool used to evaluate the candidate’s practical engineering experience and readiness for professional certification.
Submission is done online through the examination portal, and candidates will be notified once their report has been reviewed and approved. An examination fee of GHS 2,000 becomes payable after approval of the Career Report.
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The Written Examination assesses candidates’ ability to apply engineering principles, professional judgment, and problem-solving skills within their respective engineering disciplines.
The examination is conducted in Accra and designated GhIE Branch centres to accommodate candidates across the country. Candidates are expected to demonstrate their understanding of engineering practice, ethics, safety considerations, and professional responsibilities.
Successful performance in the written examination is required before candidates can proceed to the Oral Examination stage.
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The Oral Examination is the final stage of the professional examination process. It is conducted virtually by a panel of experienced engineers from the Ghana Institution of Engineering.
During this session, candidates are assessed on their engineering competence, professional judgment, communication skills, and understanding of engineering ethics and practice. The panel may ask questions related to the candidate’s Career Report, engineering experience, and professional responsibilities
