No. Under the CFTA, labour mobility applies to all workers certified in a province or territory regardless of where they were trained or educated. Once internationally trained/educated workers are certified in Canada, their qualifications must be recognized throughout the country. Once certified in Canada, these workers must not be treated differently than domestically trained workers and they do not need to complete additional material training, experience, examinations, or assessments as part of their certification. In some cases, additional material requirements for all certified workers in an occupation coming from a particular province or territory have been approved by a government and publicly posted on this website.
12. If a province or territory has certified an internationally trained worker, can regulatory authorities from other provinces or territories reassess the internationally trained/educated worker for the purposes of certification?
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