Which of the following is a requirement for a Provisional License?

A Provisional License is designed for engineering candidates who have not yet fully met all the requirements for a full license but are allowed to practice under certain conditions. The requirement that aligns with this concept is being supervised without a Certificate of Authorization (CoA). This means that an individual holding a Provisional License is typically required to work under the supervision of a fully licensed professional engineer. The expectation is that the provisional licensee will gain practical experience and mentorship to develop their skills and knowledge further.

This arrangement provides a supportive framework for the provisional registrant while ensuring the safety and welfare of the public. It allows the individual to engage in engineering practices while working toward fulfilling all the necessary requirements to obtain a full license, such as completing the requisite years of experience under supervision and passing any required examinations.

The other options, while relevant to the licensing process in general, do not specifically pertain to the requirements for obtaining a Provisional License. Successful completion of exams typically leads to a full license, while both years of experience in Canada and a total of four years of work experience pertain to fully qualifying for a professional license rather than the provisional one.