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What Canada's provincial colleges check before they register you
Credential assessment, a national exam and a language test: what Canada's assessment bodies and provincial colleges read, and how each can be reviewed.
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Podiatrist to Canada: the provincial college route, step by step
In Ontario an internationally trained podiatrist registers as a chiropodist: the College's evaluation, its three-part exam, and the documents to gather first.
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Speech-language pathologist to Canada: the provincial college route, step by step
Ontario's route for an overseas speech-language pathologist: the master's requirement, CASLPO's academic review, the CETP Exam, then registration.
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Optometrist to Canada: the OEBC route, step by step
Canada's route for an overseas-trained optometrist: FORAC credential assessment, the IGOEE, bridging where needed, the OEBC exam, then a province.
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Dietitian to Canada: the provincial college route, step by step
How a provincial college assesses an internationally trained dietitian, using Ontario's PLAR: WES report, two assessments, a course, then the national exam.
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Medical lab scientist to Canada: why the province decides
Canada licenses lab professionals province by province and immigrates them federally. What that means for an overseas-trained medical lab scientist.
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Radiographer to Canada: the provincial college route, step by step
CAMRT's IEMRT assessment for an overseas radiographer: where to apply by province, the expert review, the certification exam, then provincial steps.
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Occupational therapist to Canada: the provincial college route, step by step
Canada assesses an overseas-trained OT through SEAS before any province registers them: WES report, language, JKAT, competency assessment, then NOTCE.
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Physiotherapist to Canada: the provincial college route, step by step
CAPR credentialling, the Canadian Physiotherapy Examination, then your province's regulator: the Canadian route for an internationally trained physiotherapist.