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Recognition of Foreign Credentials
Barriers for professionals trained abroad and pathways to recognition.
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SUMMARY - Recognition of Foreign Credentials

Newcomers arrive with credentials—degrees, diplomas, professional licenses, years of experience—that may not be recognized in Canada. The doctor drives a taxi; the engineer works in a warehouse; the teacher can't teach. This waste of human capital harms newcomers who can't practice their professions, harms Canada which loses their contributions, and contradicts immigration systems that selected people partly based on credentials not recognized after arrival.

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