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Foreign Credential Recognition
Highlights
- September 29, 2011: Government of Canada helping internationally trained professionals get jobs
- August 18, 2011: Credential recognition services for applicants improved
Foreign Credential Recognition (FCR) is the process of verifying that the education and job experience obtained in another country are equal to the standards established for Canadian workers.
The FCR Program will improve the integration of internationally trained workers into the work force by working with key stakeholders to implement projects that will facilitate the assessment and recognition of qualifications acquired outside of Canada.
Related Information
- Education and Training
- Citizenship and Immigration Canada
- Going to Canada Immigration Portal: A source of free and useful information for newcomers and prospective immigrants.
- Pan-Canadian Framework for the Assessment and Recognition of Foreign Qualifications
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