Вы парикмахер приехавший в Онтарио? Хотите подтвердить диплом?

В Онтарио , Канада обязательная сертификация для парикмахеровю Вы имеете диплом из СНГ ? У вас есть возможность подтвердить диплом
The following info for proving foreign hair stylist education and skills in Ontario, Canada is copied from
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/training/foreign.html
Steps in Obtaining a Certificate of Qualification
1. Contact a Workplace Support Services office (see list of offices, on the reverse) to book an appointment with a training consultant.
2. Bring the following documents with you to your appointment:
your Social Insurance Number card;
letter(s) from current or past employers, written on company letterhead and dated, providing the company name and address, the exact dates of your employment, your job title, and a detailed description of your duties;
letter(s) from the union(s) to which you have belonged (if applicable), with the same information as noted above;
certificates, diplomas, or licences;
official school transcripts from your training, if available, that contain course descriptions.
If your documents are not in English, they must be translated and signed by an official translator who has seen the originals. For assistance, contact the Association of Interpreters and Translators of Ontario at 1-800-234-5030.
3. The training consultant will look at your documents and tell you whether you have the necessary skills and experience to write the Certificate of Qualification examination. If your trade is a compulsory trade, you will be given a Letter of Permission, which is a temporary licence. The Letter of Permission, which is valid for 90 days, allows you to work until you write the exam. If you d0 not have the necessary skills and experience to write the examination, you will be advised to enter an apprenticeship training program.
4. Pass the written examination. Note that the passing mark is 70 per cent.
Apprenticeship
If you do not have or cannot prove that you have enough related work experience in the trade in which you would like to work, you may be required to complete an apprenticeship. Apprentices receive a specific number of hours of on-the-job training in a skilled trade. Most of the time is spent on practising skills in the workplace. The rest is spent on studying theory in a classroom, usually at a local community college.
Apprentices are responsible for finding an employer who is willing to oversee their work throughout the apprenticeship. As an apprentice, you are an employee and, therefore, you will be paid for your work. What you receive will be a percentage of the wages of a licensed tradesperson. Apprenticeship applicants can find employers in the Yellow Pages, through newspaper or Internet ads, or through unions.
To find out more about apprenticeship training, contact one of the Workplace Support Services offices listed below.
Note: Most trades require that you have the equivalent of an Ontario Grade 12 education before you enter an apprenticeship program. If you need to have your educational documents assessed, contact World Education Services through its website, at www.wes.org, or by telephone, at 416-972-0070.