The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced a new authority responsible for issuing Educational Credential Assessments (ECAs) for architects looking to immigrate to Canada.
As a prerequisite for economic permanent residence programs, candidates are required to validate the authenticity and equivalency of their foreign academic qualifications with Canadian standards. Typically, this validation is obtained through an ECA from an IRCC-designated multi-purpose organization or professional body.
Designation of the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB)
Starting May 20, 2024, the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) will be authorized by the Minister to grant ECAs to individuals whose primary profession falls under the National Occupational Classification (NOC) of Architects (code 21200). ECAs provided by the CACB will meticulously assess how foreign educational credentials align with the specific standards essential for practicing architecture in Canada. Additionally, these ECAs are recognized as a pivotal stage in the licensing procedure for architects in the country.
Implications for Applicants
For architects contemplating immigration to Canada falling under NOC code 21200, obtaining an ECA from the CACB becomes imperative. This evaluation offers a comprehensive insight into how their foreign educational qualifications are perceived within the Canadian framework.
Acquiring an ECA from the CACB
Comprehensive guidance regarding the ECA process, including directives on the procedure and timing for acquiring an ECA from the CACB, will be accessible online. This resource equips applicants with the necessary knowledge to effectively navigate through the ECA process and make well-informed decisions.
Keep abreast of updates concerning the ECA process from the CACB and take requisite measures to ensure that your educational credentials undergo appropriate evaluation for your immigration journey to Canada.
Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) in Express Entry: Why its Crucial?
The Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) holds significant importance for those aspiring to immigrate to Canada via the Express Entry pathway. It serves to authenticate the legitimacy and comparability of foreign educational qualifications, such as degrees, diplomas, or certificates, with their Canadian counterparts.
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