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Learn about qualification recognition
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Get information on your intended occupation outside Canada
Get information on mutual recognition agreements
Prepare for an assessment of your credentials and qualifications

Before leaving Canada to work abroad, you may wish to find out:

  • whether your intended occupation is regulated in your country of destination;
  • which organization in your country of destination is responsible for the recognition of your credentials and qualifications;
  • what is the procedure for obtaining a credential assessment for internationally trained individuals.

To obtain this information, you can contact the country's:

  • national information centre;*
  • ministry or department responsible for the labour market and employment;
  • regulatory body or professional association for your occupation.

WSE's Directory of International Labour-Mobility Resources provides contact information for some countries.

WHAT IS A NATIONAL INFORMATION CENTRE?

The national information centre is usually an organization affiliated with/mandated by the competent authority to answer public inquiries and provide information on:

  • mobility opportunities for study or work purposes;
  • education systems, recognized educational institutions, and academic programs;
  • assessment and recognition of international academic credentials to study or work.

International Education Guides