City & Guilds are they recognised??
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We have applied on skilled workers visa, and are still waiting on decisions. We were wondering if City & Guilds qualifications were recognised in Nova Scotia, as City & Guilds claim they are recognised throughout the world.
If they are not can anyone suggest how we would go about gaining Canadian equivalents.
Thanks
Charlie1
If they are not can anyone suggest how we would go about gaining Canadian equivalents.
Thanks
Charlie1
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Originally Posted by charlie1
We have applied on skilled workers visa, and are still waiting on decisions. We were wondering if City & Guilds qualifications were recognised in Nova Scotia, as City & Guilds claim they are recognised throughout the world.
If they are not can anyone suggest how we would go about gaining Canadian equivalents.
Thanks
Charlie1
If they are not can anyone suggest how we would go about gaining Canadian equivalents.
Thanks
Charlie1

I have seen City & Guilds mentioned in the immigration forum a couple of times and IIRC they are not recognised - but I'm not there so i don't know for sure, might be worth a search on this site.
As for Canadian equivalents, well if you are in an apprenticeship trade, then as I understand it, if you have enough experience you can apply to sit an equivalency exam, which if you pass you will be fully qualified there.
Hope that helps.
Steve
Edit: have a look at this thread.
Last edited by StephenD; Dec 26th 2004 at 5:09 am.
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Take a look at the Red Seal website, it might be somewhere to start:
http://www.red-seal.ca/
http://www.red-seal.ca/
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Originally Posted by StephenD
Hi Charlie,
I have seen City & Guilds mentioned in the immigration forum a couple of times and IIRC they are not recognised - but I'm not there so i don't know for sure, might be worth a search on this site.
As for Canadian equivalents, well if you are in an apprenticeship trade, then as I understand it, if you have enough experience you can apply to sit an equivalency exam, which if you pass you will be fully qualified there.
Hope that helps.
Steve
Edit: have a look at this thread.
I have seen City & Guilds mentioned in the immigration forum a couple of times and IIRC they are not recognised - but I'm not there so i don't know for sure, might be worth a search on this site.
As for Canadian equivalents, well if you are in an apprenticeship trade, then as I understand it, if you have enough experience you can apply to sit an equivalency exam, which if you pass you will be fully qualified there.
Hope that helps.
Steve
Edit: have a look at this thread.
Thanks for your reply, sorry to sound dumb, but can you tell me what the initials IIRC stand for.
Many Thanks
Ann
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oops sorry, it stands for If I Remember Correctly
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Originally Posted by Glaswegian
Take a look at the Red Seal website, it might be somewhere to start:
http://www.red-seal.ca/
http://www.red-seal.ca/




