PRO – College of Alberta Dental Assistants.PRO – Alberta College of Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technologists.PRO – Alberta College and Association of ChiropractorsĬombined laboratory and x-ray technologist.PRO – Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists.PRO – College and Association of Acupuncturists of Alberta.PRO – Alberta Veterinary Medical Association.PRO – Alberta Boilers Safety Association.PRO – Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professional of Alberta.PRO – Alberta Association of Landscape Architects.PRO – Alberta Association of Architects.PRO – Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta.PRO – Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta.PRO – Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta.PRO – Alberta Professional Planners Institute.PRO – Association of the Chemical Profession of Alberta.PRO – Alberta Society of Professional Biologists.PRO – Alberta Association of Architects.The amount of time needed will depend on your personal circumstances and the individual PRO licensure process. It may take months or even years to be licensed to work in your occupation. The licensure process can be lengthy, complex, and may involve associated fees. Employers can hire anyone they choose in occupations that are not regulated. Your PRO will inform you if there are gaps that need to be addressed, or examinations you need to take before you can be licensed.Ī license is not required to work in a non-regulated occupation. PROs assess if you have the necessary qualifications to meet the licensure requirements to work in Alberta. Other common terms that mean the same thing as regulated are 'certified' and 'registered'. Many occupations in Alberta are regulated, which means you need to be licensed by a provincial Professional Regulatory Organization (PRO) to work in that occupation. Foreign Qualification Recognition (FQR) is the process of verifying that the education, skills and experience obtained in another country meet the licensure standards for safe and competent practice in Canada.
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