ASET Survey Reveals Alberta Work Outlook for Immigrant Engineers
Heather Cameron reports that 92.65 percent of internationally trained ASET members in Alberta enjoy working there while over a third faced field-entry barriers upon arrival in Canada. CEO Barry Cavanaugh explains many lack Canadian experience and pursue non-engineering work to meet living costs, with ASET offering a rapid competency assessment and reclassification path.
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Alberta ASET expands access for internationally trained engineers
Alberta's engineering technology group ASET outlines how its competency based assessment, created to fast track internationally trained professionals to ASET designation, ensures a level playing field across Canada. Cavanaugh highlights job demand, certifications, and career advantages, with regional ties to Southern Alberta.
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