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WELCOME TO CANADA! TechNova is a self-governing professional association of over 2,500 applied science and engineering technologists and technicians. Many of the TechNova-registered Technology Professionals were educated in Canada and many others acquired their primary technology education in another country. International Applicants represent a substantial portion of the Nova Scotia work force and this trend will continue into the future. To assist them as they consider relocating to Canada and then upon arrival, TechNova has developed a framework of services designed to assist International Applicants make a quick and sustained transition to the Nova Scotia workforce and build a meaningful and rewarding career as a Technologist or Technician. Application process Internationally Educated Professionals Please note: Internationally educated professionals with more than two years of relevant work experience can apply with TechNova. Certification may be granted for those currently not residing in Nova Scotia. Below are steps required to become a certified member of TechNova including some resource materials.
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New Resource for Internationally Trained Professionals
Connecting Internationally Trained Professionals with Valuable Resources
The Government of Canada has launched a new online resource to help internationally trained professionals navigate the process of foreign credential recognition. This platform offers:
- Reliable information on credential recognition processes.
- Guidance on how to connect with the appropriate regulatory bodies for their profession.
- Information on key supports, such as Foreign Credential Recognition Loans, to assist in their labour market integration.
Visit the official website: Click here to access the resources.
For more details, check out the short promotional: Click here
Micro-loan available for newcomers in Atlantic Canada that allows them to overcome financial
barriers to upgrade their skills and obtain their license or certification: Click here
We encourage you to explore this valuable resource and share it with your network.
About Erin Connell:
Erin Connell is the Executive Director of Mobility and Credential Recognition
at the Skills and Employment Branch of Employment and Social Development
Canada. Erin is committed to supporting internationally trained professionals.
For more inquiries, contact Erin Connell:
- Email: Erin.Connell@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca
- Phone: 613 240-1608
