
The 21st century is dependent on science and
technology.
More than any time in the past, success depends on knowing
how things work and how to get things done, and to be sure that those one hire
also properly understand.
That is where technicians and technologists come into the
picture. These terms can be used generically for anyone
who works at anything technical, however science and technology demands
precision, so when we refer to technicians and technologists, we will be
referring to something specific. We will
be referring to people who have met all the requirements of becoming Certified
Engineering Technicians, Certified Engineering Technologists ( also referred to
Professional Technologists in some provinces) and Applied Science
Technologists.
In future posts, the plan is to explain:
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What are Technicians?
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What are Technologists?
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Why should one be
certified?
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What are the benchmarks
used to certify people?
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What is the code of
ethics/professionalism
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How accredited college
programs fit into the picture?
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Why should one insist on
employees be certified?
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Why one should insist
that business partners hire certified people?
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How does Island
Technology Professionals relate to associations across Canada and the World?
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How can you become
certified?
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How you can become
involved in promoting and maintaining our standards?
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