In 2010, the Ontario Association of Architects reduced its admission course from five days to three days, and cut the cost by half, making the course more accessible and affordable.
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The Institute created a new website for prospective students.
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The college uses plain language to inform applicants of its registration policies.
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The College of Chiropractors of Ontario does not require an applicant to have Canadian work experience in order to be registered.
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The College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario will add 'good character' to its registration regulation.
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The college implemented all recommendations before the OFC completed its assessment.
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The college conducts regular satisfaction surveys with users of its website.
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The college surveyed its members who received a Certificate of Registration between September 1, 2010, and June 16, 2011, to get feedback regarding their experiences during their registration process.
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Professional Engineers Ontario's website is thorough and detailed, and contains all the information that a potential applicant needs in order to register in the profession.
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Students may participate in the Program of Professional Studies while working full time. They can count this experience towards the requirement for work experience.
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Most of the APGO's registration processes can be completed online.
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Applicants can save considerable time and expense by completing missing competencies through self-study, online course modules, assignments and other projects.
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The Law Society has highly transparent review and appeal processes for decisions about applicants' good character.
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To minimize subjectivity, the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario uses a standardized test for assessing applicants' language fluency.
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The college website includes a process map that shows the estimated time for each stage of the application process that is under its control.
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The college expanded the range of tests that applicants can use to demonstrate fluency in English.
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Staff members who deal with applications receive anti-discrimination training from the college lawyer.
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An excellent flow chart on the College of Opticians of Ontario website explains the registration process.
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The College implemented several recommendations before the OFC completed its assessment.
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The registration requirements and process are clearly documented and easy to find.
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The college ensures that the assessments of the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators are transparent, objective, impartial and fair.
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The College of Psychologists of Ontario is completing a web-based registration module.
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The college provides complete registration information in English and French.
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The College website includes country-specific information about required documents and acceptable alternatives for more than 200 jurisdictions.
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The association's registration processes can be started online anywhere in the world.
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To help candidates get practical experience, the CMAO gives all candidates in good standing full access to its career services.
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The college has a registration policy that explicitly allows graduates of medical schools in Iraq and other countries experiencing war or civil disruption to submit alternative documents instead of the usual verification documents.
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The association allows each applicant to track the progress of his or her own application on its website.
Read about the assessment of the Engineering Technicians and Technologists.

The college takes measures to ensure that assessments are made free from bias.
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The college maintains a database of occupational therapy programs outside Canada that have already been assessed and approved.
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The current registration requirements are objective, transparent, and fair, and facilitate labour mobility.
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