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In general, occupations in professions and trades who
have a direct impact on the safety of the public are
considered government regulated professions and
designated trades. If you intend to practice in a
regulated profession or a designated trade -- compulsory
certification class, then you must be licensed or
certified by the designated provincial professional or
trade association. Practicing without registration is
against the law!
Some examples of regulated professions in Alberta are:
doctors, veterinarians, engineers - geologists and
geophysicists, physiotherapists, pharmacists and
registered nurses.
READ MORE...See information about certification and
registration requirements in all regulated occupations
in Alberta at the Alberta Learning Information Service �
CERTinfo
In addition, certain trades and occupations are required
to be certified by Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry
Training - see list of
Trades and Occupations
If you are a foreign trained immigrant who intends to
practice in a regulated trade or profession you need to
know that your education credentials and work experience
will be evaluated by the provincial regulatory
association. Each regulatory association works under a
strict set of rules and each application is reviewed by
an examiner and a committee. All the people involved in
assessing educational and professional credentials are
practitioners in the occupation.
Interested in reading more about regulated and
non-regulated occupations? Please read the
Fact Sheet 2 � Assessment and recognition of credentials
for the purpose of employment in Canada
Is my occupation regulated or non-regulated in
Alberta? What organization do I need to contact? You
can find answers to these questions at the following
websites of the Government of Alberta:
Certification and Registration Bodies for Professions
and Occupations in Alberta
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This project is made possible by funding through Alberta Employment, and Immigration and the Government of Canada. DITPC and this web site are operated by Bow Valley College. Contents of this website are �2008 Alberta Employment, and Immigration please see our web site terms of use. l LAST UPDATED AUGUST 2008 l
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