There has been a lot of \nMyths and False Rumours that Physiotherapists all across the world have \nheard or read regarding entering Canada as a Fully Registered \nPhysiotherapist. Here we debunk some of the major Myths, and the sources\n are from the Canadian ALliance of Physiotherapy and Canadian \nImmigration agencies supported by the WES credential evaluation sites. \nHave a look and do let us know your inputs on it too… <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Did\n you know that regulators may have some additional requirements that are\n different from CAPR\u2019s requirements? For example, regulators may require\n you to take a jurisprudence exam that tests your knowledge on the rules\n and laws of physiotherapy practice. Other additional requirements could\n include providing evidence of good character in places where you have \nworked before. Contact the regulator in the place where you want to work\n to get more information about these additional requirements.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Did\n you know that you can complete the entire credentialling process from \nyour home country? It\u2019s always better to start the credentialling \nprocess before you leave your home country because it can save you time \nwhen you arrive in Canada. It can also be difficult to arrange for your \nofficial transcripts and Document Request Form to be sent to our office \ndirectly from the issuing institution or appropriate authority once you \nleave your home country. At In2Canada we assist you with the complete \nprocedure of accurate documentation as well as prepare you for the Entry\n Level Examinations as well and this lets you hit the ground running \nwhen you land in Canada. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Did\n you know that many applications are received incomplete and can result \nin lengthy delays? Double-check your application package to ensure that \nyou have followed the instructions and submitted the documents \ncorrectly. One more reason to get in touch with In2Canada to avoid any \ndelays with the Documents or Processing. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Did\n you know that you do not need to wait for your assessment results to \ntake a language test? We strongly encourage that you take a language \ntest as soon as possible to prevent delays in becoming eligible for the \nPCE. You cannot register for the PCE until you have successfully \nfulfilled the language requirement. At In2Canada we help you train by \nPhysiotherapists who shall guide you step by step for the Academic and \nthe General IELTS exams. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Did\n you know that if you have completed all of the credentialling \nrequirements, except for the Knowledge of Physiotherapy Practice in the \nCanadian Context requirement, you may qualify to sit the PCE while you \ncomplete this course? This is called provisional eligibility. \nProvisional eligibility will let you sit the exam while you finish your \ncourse. Ask your credentialling officer if you qualify. Also you can \nprepare for every step of the exam except giving it from your home \ncountry. SO REGISTER NOW!!!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Did\n you know that you may be able to practise while you are completing your\n exams? Some provincial regulators will let you work with a temporary, \nrestricted or supervised licence to practise physiotherapy when you have\n successfully completed credentialling and while you are in the process \nof completing the PCE. Contact In2Canada to see if this is an option for\n you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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