Dear All!
I have a break through here. Finally I have found how to get Certificate of qualification from Canadian provincial/territorial body if you are outside of Canada. It seems near to impossible but one can still try.
here is the link
http://www.cicic.ca/413/assessment-of-credentials-for-employment-in-canada.canada#3
3. If I want to work in a regulated occupation, what can I do to get my qualifications assessed and recognized?
Find out the name and address of the professional regulatory body governing your profession/trade in the province or territory where you intend to settle by enquiring with CICIC.
Write to the regulatory body and ask about the specific requirements and costs for licensing, certification, or registration, as well as the recommended procedure for an assessment. The regulatory body will advise you concerning the required documentation and the fees for assessment.
I summarise the above. It says to check if you can get a certificate of qualification in your trade from a Canadian provincial/territorial body when you are outside of Canada, you need to contact the regulatory body and ask about the specific requirements and costs for licensing, certification, or registration, as well as the recommended procedure for an assessment
for example
if some one is plumber from UK
he will go to this link
http://www.cicic.ca/403/occupational-profiles-for-selected-trades-and-professions.canada
then put plumber here
click search
then click plumbers 7251
http://www.cicic.ca/684/Plumbers.canada?noc=7251
then
http://www.cicic.ca/684/Plumbers.canada?noc=7251#list
Trade certification can be either compulsory or voluntary. To practice in trades where certification is compulsory, workers must generally be certified or registered as apprentices. In trades where certification is voluntary, certification and apprenticeship are often used to indicate the level of competency of the holder, but workers are not required to be registered or certified in order to practice. Red Seal Certification itself is never mandatory, except where indicated as such by jurisdictions in specific legislation. Once you know where you will settle and work in Canada, you should contact the appropriate provincial/territorial office (see list below) for further information about licensing or certification.
and if you want to settle for example in Alberta you need to email
aitinfo @ gov.ab.ca
and ask them if they can accept your foreign qualifications and work experience as plumber and issue you a certificate of qualification without passing a exam and not being present in Canada
Alberta - Apprenticeship and Industry Training
7th Floor, Commerce Place, 10155 -102 Street
Edmonton AB T5J 4L5 Canada
Phone : (780) 427-8765
Fax : (780) 422-7376
Email : aitinfo @ gov.ab.ca
The above seems impossible but you can still contact and ask if any chance. Thanks
