Steps to Registration / Document Checklist – pdf
Immigration
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)
English Language
There are no formal English language requirements for registration as an Agrologist. However, most employers will require you to have a relatively advanced level of communication skills in the four basic language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. You should be able to:
- Write reports and complete documents
- Participate in meetings and discussions of a complex nature
- Express your ideas in speaking and writing
- Read and comprehend technical documents
Winnipeg English Language Assessment and Referral Centre (WELARC) – free English Language test
English Online
Learning English Online with CBC Manitoba
Immigrant Centre – translation referrals and notary services
Financial Assistance
Manitoba Careers for Internationally Educated Professionals Program – Supports internationally educated professionals towards their goal of working in their professional field in Manitoba. It provides non-repayable financial assistance to help IEPs with assessment and training costs while pursuing registration.
To be eligible, individuals must have started the registration process with Agrologists Manitoba and be motivated and able to complete the process.
Recognition Counts! Micro Loans for Skilled Immigrants – Supports skilled immigrants wishing to work in their field of expertise. The program offers financial counselling, and the opportunity to apply for a loan (up to $30,000) with Assiniboine Credit Union to help with the cost of having qualifications recognized in Manitoba and obtaining related employment.
Student Aid – supplemental financial assistance program for Manitobans who do not have sufficient resources to pay for their post-secondary education
Financial Institutions (banks and credit unions) typically offer a variety of financial options such as loans and lines of credit. Applicants should consult individual institutions to learn more about their financial services.
Employment Supports
Manitoba Jobs and Skills Development Centre – Delivers employment and training services to residents of Manitoba
Fairness Concerns and other resources
Fair Registration Practices Office
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