Undergraduate academic requirements
- Secondary Diploma equivalent to a Saskatchewan Grade 12 - minimum 60% average, no marks less than 50%
Some programs may have different requirements.
Learn more about studying Power Engineering Technician (Fourth Class) as an international student.

What Suncrest College says about their program:
Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Power Engineering Technician program will give you the tools and knowledge you need to start out in this complex and exciting field. Power Engineers keep the heat on in winter and the lights on at night. They operate hospital fridges, industrial coolers, all types of boilers, compressors, generators, motors and more.
You’ll learn the basics of power generation with practical training in boiler operations, electrical controls and instrumentation, maintenance and tool use. You’ll develop troubleshooting skills in practical labs, get boiler firing time in the power lab and industry work experience in your second term.
Although power engineering isn't classified as a trade, it is government regulated and certified by the province where you live and work. It is divided into four levels of skills and training (First Class is the highest). A combination of work experience and course completions followed by rigorous interprovincial examinations allows an engineer to progress from one class to another.

Some programs may have different requirements.
Undergraduate
6.5 (no band below 5.5)
60 (no band below 50)
105
63 (no band below 50)
81 (no band below 19)
550 (TWE of 3.5 and a minimum TSE of 50)

From CAD$17,000 to CAD$24,500 per year
Students who are graduating high school and/or will be entering their first year of full-time studies in university or skills training (trades, health, business, emergency services, etc.) at Suncrest College in the fall are invited to apply for Entrance Scholarships. Students must meet the requirements specified for each scholarship in order to be eligible.
The Entrance Scholarships offer over 25 Awards with around CAD$50,000 available.

| Category | Cost (in Canadian Dollar) |
|---|---|
| Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre | $1,821 |
| Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre | $1,599 |
| Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse) | $211 |
| Internet (60 Mbps unlimited) | $85 |
| Mobile phone plan (data + calls) | $60 |
| Monthly public transport pass | $103 |
| Monthly grocery basket | $350 |
| Coffee shop drink | $5 |
| Cinema or cultural event ticket | $16 |
| Gym membership | $58 |
Indicative monthly costs per person.
Data sourced from numbeo.com (Crowdsourced).
Many international students will require a visa to study in Canada, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.