Last updated: January 31, 2023
Questions and answers about the admission and selection criteria for the Power Engineering Technology program. Information will be updated and reposted from time to time, based on questions received from applicants.
1. What are the admission requirements and selection criteria?
Review the admission and selection criteria section of the program page for current
details.
2. I am currently enrolled in grade 12. What do I need to do?
Make a request to Saskatchewan Education to send your official transcript directly
to Saskatchewan Polytechnic at the end of semester one (no later than February 28)
and the end of semester two (end June). Final official transcripts must be received
by August 1.
3. I am a grade 12/Adult 12 graduate. What do I need to do?
Make a request to Saskatchewan Education to send your official transcript directly
to Saskatchewan Polytechnic by February 28(29).
4. I am currently registered in the Adult 12 program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. What do I need to do?
Make a request to your instructor to submit, in writing, relevant mid-term marks directly
to Saskatchewan Polytechnic by February 28(29). Once you have completed Adult 12 make
a request to Saskatchewan Education to send your final official transcript directly
to Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Final official transcripts must be received by August
1.
5. I have taken several post-secondary courses. Will these count?
An official transcript should be forwarded to Enrolment Services directly from the
issuing educational institution. Sask Polytech is using the higher of the High School
average compared to any post-secondary grade point averages (UGPA) (30 credits minimum).
Post-secondary course marks cannot be used in high school average calculations, however
Sask Polytech can use an equivalent post-secondary grade where a student doesn’t have
a specific high school subject needed for the high demand admission.
6. Is preference given to Saskatoon residents for the Saskatoon work placement sites?
No. Work placements are assigned by the program staff. The staff strives to ensure
the assignment is done in a clear, non-prejudicial manner.
7. If I do not want the work placement seat I was assigned, can I waive my seat until the next year?
No. Applicants who do not accept the seat they are offered will not earn credit for
the work placement and will not be eligible for graduation.
8. Is there a co-operative education work placement?
No, there are two unpaid 60 hour “job shadow” work placements.
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If you require further information, please contact Counselling Services or Enrolment Services.