Five regulators. We speak all of them.
A regulator decides who may practise. It assesses your qualification against its own published standard, under its own title for your profession. We prepare and submit the file; the decision is theirs.
Open the one that decides for you.
Each card names what that body assesses. The page behind it names every profession it registers.
United KingdomHCPC
Health & Care Professions Council
8 of our 12 professions — plus GOC for optometrists and dispensing opticians
- Degree, transcripts & syllabus mapped to its Standards of Proficiency
- Registration and experience in your home country
- English language test
IrelandCORU
Health & Social Care Professionals Council
11 of our 12 professions, through twelve registration boards
- Qualification recognition against the Irish standard
- Syllabus, placement hours and scope of practice
- English language and good standing
AustraliaAHPRA
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
5 of our professions through its national boards; dietetics, speech pathology and lab science through their professional associations
- Qualification assessment or portfolio, board by board
- Supervised practice and recency
- English language test
New ZealandOne board each
PBNZ · OTBNZ · MRTB · ODOB · Medical Sciences Council · Dietitians Board · SWRB · Podiatrists Board
10 of our 12 professions — every one on the Green List at Tier 1
- Qualification assessed against the NZ standard
- Registration with the profession’s own board
- Green List job offer → Straight to Residence
CanadaProvincial colleges
One regulatory college per province, with national exam bodies (CSMLS, OEBC, the Physiotherapy Alliance)
10 of our 12 professions sit in the Express Entry healthcare category
- Credential assessment for the province you choose
- A national certification exam for most professions
- Language test — English or French