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Foreign Credential Recognition For Regulated Professions and Trades


At Manitoba Start, we are proud to be recognized as Manitoba’s Foreign Credential Recognition (FCR) Centre of Excellence – a key resource for internationally trained professionals transitioning into the Canadian workforce.

Many newcomers bring valuable international education, training, and work experience to Manitoba. However, navigating credential recognition and licensing requirements in Canada can be challenging. A regulated occupation is a profession or trade that requires an individual to obtain a license, certificate, or registration from a designated regulatory body before they can legally work in that occupation in Manitoba. This regulation ensures that workers meet specific standards of education, training, and competency to protect public safety and maintain professional standards. Examples include doctors, engineers, teachers, and electricians. To see a list of regulated professions and trades in Manitoba, click on the Immigrate Manitoba – Regulated Professions.

Our role is to support you through this process—whether you’re aiming to re-enter your profession or explore new options, we’ll help you assess opportunities that align with your skills and goals.

Our team of certified Career Coaches, FCR Navigators, and Job Developers work directly with regulatory bodies, employers, and government agencies to streamline pathways to employment and improve credential recognition outcomes. Through these strong partnerships, we help you understand the steps needed to have your qualifications.

How We Support You


Explore Regulated Professions & Trades

Learn about licensing requirements, the certification process in your industry, local labour market information (LMI), and available resources to help you plan your career path in Canada.

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Meet with an FCR Navigator

Receive support with navigating the Canadian licensing process through personalized assessments, guidance on regulatory bodies, and referrals to language and bridging programs.

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Access Employment Supports

Register for employment workshops or meet with a certified career coach to build your job search strategy. Access individualized coaching, job search assistance and workshops to enhance your employability in Manitoba.

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English Language Resources

Fair Registration Practices Office

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Foreign Credential Recognition (FCR) Webinars

Manitoba Sector Councils

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World Education Services (WES) Gateway Program

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