Provides workshops that assist internationally trained professionals and trades people find work. Employers can access a resume database and post a job. There are no fees.

Global Experience Ontario can help internationally trained and educated individuals find out how to qualify for professional practice in Ontario. This one-stop centre offers a range of services for internationally educated individuals.

Advice to help internationally trained tradespeople continue their careers in Ontario.

Web site for all internationally educated health professionals (IEHPs) in Ontario, Canada seeking information and advice about licensing process and alternative career options.

Find out about Ontario's licensing/registration process and labour market demand for a variety of occupations and trades, including: accountants; engineers; physiotherapists; teachers; veterinarians; pharmacists; automotive service technicians; electricians; hairstylists; and others.

Dedicated to the career and job search needs of internationally trained professionals, find information on: employment; licensing and certification; sector-specific terminology; online workshops; discussion boards; articles; job search tips; and mentorship program.

Includes information on the requirements for becoming a registered nurse or registered practical nurse in Ontario, education options, registration process, exams and more.

Research on labour market access by professions and tradespeople. Over 40% of immigrants are professionals and tradespeople who can't get a license in Ontario. From Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement - Toronto (CERIS).

RHC Global Bridge offers accredited online bridging programs for internationally educated professionals seeking Canadian credential recognition. Programs include nursing (RN/RPN pathway), PSW, pharmacy assistant, developmental service worker (DSW), wound and ostomy care, and more. Designed to help newcomers and internationally trained healthcare and community service professionals enter the Canadian workforce.