Agrologist Licence: Moving from New Brunswick to British Columbia
The short answer
Direct transfer
Workers certified in another province or territory must be recognized as qualified without significant additional training, work experience, examination, or assessment, unless an exception has been made by the Registrar. Source
“Labour Mobility provisions of the CFTA state that certified workers have to be recognized as qualified to work by a regulatory body in another province or territory which regulates that occupation without having to go through significant additional training, work experience, examination, or assessment unless an exception has been made by the Registrar.”
bcia.com/how-apply/application-requirements/labour-mobility-transfe...
Both provinces
| Licensed in New Brunswick | Moving to British Columbia | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence status | Licence required | Licence required |
| Regulator | New Brunswick Institute of Agrologists | BC Institute of Agrologists |
| Guide | Agrologist in New Brunswick | Agrologist in British Columbia |
Steps to transfer
Request home institute documents
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“1\. Applicant to request the originating provincial institute to send documents by email to BCIA.”
bcia.com/how-apply/application-requirements/labour-mobility-transfe...Create online application account
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“2\. Create an online application account”
bcia.com/how-apply/application-requirements/labour-mobility-transfe...Receive acceptance email
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“3\. Upon acceptance into BCIA, with approval by the Registrar, an acceptance email will be sent. If applicable, a registration fee will be required.”
bcia.com/how-apply/application-requirements/labour-mobility-transfe...
Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with BC Institute of Agrologists
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